Sentence examples for decisions on pay from inspiring English sources

Recent decisions on pay and redundancies have been brutal too.

"Company circumstances differ greatly and it's down to individual firms to make their own decisions on pay.

By contrast he touted the "tough decisions" on pay and pensions he had made as council president, an office he occupied between 2006 and 2012.

They are seen as being on a par with the chief financial officer, get a say in decisions on pay and have the ear of the board, whose agreement is increasingly needed to remove them.

"The pay review body is an independent organisation and we urge it not to be bullied by the government and to make its own decisions on pay, based on all the evidence," Meldrum said.

Nell Minow, an expert on corporate governance, says that decisions on pay are "best made by capable, expert, vitally involved directors, and until our boards meet that standard, companies and their shareholders will break out with bad pay the way that sufferers of poison ivy break out in an itchy rash".

Decisions on paying claims have to be made quickly in California, usually within 30 days and the insured gets the benefit of the doubt.

They were also savvy about the danger of conservative state legislators who wanted the state to intervene and prevent local governments from making their own decisions on paid sick days.

The unit of analysis is the household, reflecting the fact that in rural low-income countries, many decisions on paying for healthcare are taken at that level rather than by individuals [ 30].

"The decision on pay this year was among the hardest that we have had to take".

Northern Ireland has yet to make a decision on pay, while Wales did the same as England but did give extra to the lowest paid.