Sentence examples for corresponding pay from inspiring English sources

Since last May 96,000 workers have put in shortened shifts, with corresponding pay cuts.

Employees may be glad of the extra free time, but are unlikely to accept anything like a corresponding pay cut.

This month, he announced a plan to increase starting pay to $30,000 -- still not exactly great shakes in the business world, but with the promise of corresponding pay increases to other lower-level employees.

Today, in some countries, the number is even lower: a 1998 law reduced the French work week from thirty-nine thirty-fiveive hours, with no corresponding pay cut for workers.

Today, in some countries, the number is even lower: a 1998 law reduced the French work week from thirty-nine thirty-fiveive hours, with no corresponding pay cut for workers.

A general rule is that those who stay in the same industry, where their qualifications and experience are most relevant, will jump a level and enjoy a corresponding pay raise.

Workers who fall sick during their annual leave are entitled to take corresponding paid leave at a later date, following a ruling made today by the European court of justice.

Workers who fall sick during their annual leave are entitled to take corresponding paid leave at a later date, the EU's top court has ruled.

Workers will not see a pay decline because of corresponding wage increases, Foxconn pledged.

This represents the amount by which dividends paid to United States residents and reinvested earnings of foreign affiliates of American companies exceed corresponding amounts paid to foreign residents.

An SU agent's utility is represented as its spectrum usage for the required time divided by the corresponding price paid to the PUs.