Sentence examples for crew wages from inspiring English sources

Crew wages are the easiest thing to cut.

Docking costs: $350,000; insurance: $240,000; maintenance and repairs: $1m per year; crew wages: $1.4m.

The imposition he introduced to reduce cabin crew by up to three members is just the first part of a raft of changes designed to cut crew wages and erode their working conditions.

He was not disappointed: "You have to go through that to be effective as a manager (you cannot reasonably ask anyone to do something you would not)." But he left when he was also placed on crew wages, "which was not enough for me to survive on at the time – which is why I left.

In another break from tradition, Bonnet paid his crew wages, not shares of plunder as most pirates did.

At this stage the crew wages become the limiting factor.

The Assembly version would restrict the types of expenses the credit covers — what is known in the industry as "below the line" costs, like crews' wages, wardrobe, props, catering, location fees and equipment rentals.

"It is a commonly held myth that White Star line stopped the crews' wages the day Titanic sank," says Molony.

To carry the American flag, the Norwegian Cruise ships must hire American crews, pay American wages and taxes, and follow American environmental regulations.

However, the deduction can be applied only to so-called below-the-line costs such as crew members' wages and not to the salaries of actors, writers or directors.

The Covenant follow, damaging the Autumn and leading its crew to wage a guerrilla war on the ring's surface.