Sentence examples for control over salaries from inspiring English sources

Central-government bodies have tight control over salaries, hiring and firing, and universities were only recently given the right to decide on launching new study programmes.

The Mozambique government forced to align salaries of NGO staff seconded to public sector facilities with those in the public sector, but did not have any control over salaries of NGO staff per se.

Although public sector health staff were "transferred" to the districts under decentralization, the reality is that the centre retained control over salaries, conditions and hiring and firing: the decision space for districts about these staff was essentially zero before decentralization and did not change afterwards.

Central control over salaries, the Special Allocation Fund, the deconcentration and tugas pembantuan funds, all mean that individual institutions and district administrations react to single lines of funding from the center; no one has an incentive to view the sector as a whole.

The players and management are deadlocked over salaries.

The government says it understands that voters want some control over high salaries and has offered a milder alternative, but so far this seems to have attracted little interest.

However, even though it can raise the stipends for National Research Service Awards, which are given to individual postdocs, the agency does not have complete control over the salaries of postdocs who are paid directly from their advisor's grants--that is often up to the advisor.

When you have your own people, you have control over their salary and their career.

I will have control over my salary, and it feels exciting that I will have to rely on myself to generate my income.

Not only would it give the unions less control over benefits, salary and hours, but it would allow the government to contract out services more easily.

With the fiscal compact and demands by the ECB for comprehensive domestic reforms, Eurocrats have crossed many of the red lines of national sovereignty, extending their reach way beyond food safety standards to exert control over pensions, taxes, salaries, labour market, and public jobs.