On the contractual wage increase for teachers, Mr. Msall said, "At a time of great financial distress for the city and all the surrounding governments, everything has to be on the table".
May and June are also the months when player bonuses are due and when contractual wage increases begin.
This paper studies the role of match quality for contractual arrangements, wage dynamics and workers' retention.
As each farmer's risk preference is different, and contracting costs also depend on types of crop and other factors (e.g. the legal system), there are different forms of contractual arrangements, e.g. wage contracts, price-guarantee contracts, etc.
In case of a negative shock in firms' performance, this predetermination of wages over the contractual horizon by itself reduces the possibilities of timely adjustments, at least for the centrally bargained component.
But a company spokeswoman pointed out that merit-pay increases had raised the average newsroom wage 28percentt above contractual minimums.
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"Although we do not look to make excuses the arrears have occurred due to a number of factors, most notably because of the club's contractual obligations with regards to players wages despite the fact that levels of income have dropped significantly," read the statement.
They have rejected an offer to increase their pay to £9.01 an hour and modest improvements to sickness and holiday pay as well below their demand of £10.55 – the London living wage – and parity in contractual terms with the civil servants they work alongside.
