Sentence examples for deferred pay from inspiring English sources

The teachers would receive the all deferred pay when they quit or retire.

Pay is always a massive issue for workers, and pensions are deferred pay.

GE recently reported that Robert Wright, until recently the boss of NBC Universal, its entertainment subsidiary, has accumulated deferred pay worth $40m, the highest so far.

The commission also argues that, "in the most egregious cases", it may be necessary to reclaim all pay that has already been paid out – not just deferred pay.

My pension is deferred pay, amassed from what I give up every month from my pay (which I have to admit seems a massive amount) and the contributions I get from my employer.

The largest individual creditor listed is Mark H. Willes, former chief executive of Times Mirror, the Los Angeles-based newspaper company bought by Tribune in 2000, who the filing says is owed $11.2 million in retirement benefits and deferred pay.

Occasionally he would go to other online payday lenders to get new money to pay off Wonga and over the course of a year he deferred paying the Wonga loan back on several occasions.

The firm's enormous compensation commitments, combined with disappointing financial performance, have created a significant shortfall, forcing the firm to slash or defer pay for numerous partners.

The city sought pay cuts from the police and fire unions, whose members' pay and benefits accounted for about 80 percent of the budget; the unions offered to defer pay raises.

Their willingness to defer pay raises, pay more out of their own pockets and cancel benefit programs that were not cost-neutral shaved millions off of our long-term liability.

3) Think twice about deferring pay.