Sentence examples for deeper pay from inspiring English sources

If they turn down the tentative agreement, they would see even deeper pay cuts until another deal with the company could be reached.

That has crippled the Palestinian budget and led to deep pay cuts for state workers.

The orchestra's musicians have been locked out by management since they rejected deep pay cuts last October.

Over the last two years, though, billions of dollars in losses have forced not just deep pay cuts on airline unions.

[A1.] Airline Workers Starting to Lose Free Flights Through deep pay cuts and layoffs, airline employees knew they could still count on one thing: free flights.

The Treasury's pay tsar is thought to be considering imposing deep pay cuts on the 25 most senior executives at firms it still owns shares in, including Citigroup and BofA.

For some economists, such as former US treasury secretary Larry Summers, kickstarting sustainable growth and restoring the living standards of workers who have endured deep pay cuts since 2008 is more of a priority than slashing government debt.

"After the longest and deepest pay squeeze in recorded history, it's time to end the lockout that has kept the vast majority from sharing in the economic recovery," she said.

C1 Airline Workers Losing Perks Billions of dollars in losses have forced airline unions to accept not just deep pay cuts, but also an overhaul of generous work rules that will drastically revamp how airline employees do their jobs.

The forms detail the salaries, bonuses and investments of the president's circle of advisers, many of whom took deep pay cuts from the private sector and sold their companies to work at the White House.

For instance, deep pay disparities between contractors on some work platforms and average compensation rates which can fall below the minimum wage on others.