Sentence examples for demand perks from inspiring English sources
Animation can be enormously lucrative because it creates a Neverland where your stars never go on strike, demand perks and raises, and most important, grow up.
He said the idea that it would appreciate in value was a return to the mind-set that got so many Americans saddled with homes they could not afford — and may now be selling at a loss as demand perks up.
Travel Demand Perks Up a Bit Overall travel demand appears to be picking up at the end of the summer, according to a new survey done by Orbitz, the online booking site, for the Travel Business Roundtable, a travel industry group.
A common upper-middle-class complaint in the first half of the last century was the problem of getting decent staff, and the tendency of bolshy servants to demand perks or more pay on the threat of handing in their notice.
Sales of foreign cars, telecommunications equipment and crude oil all fell, even as demand perked up for health care goods and clothing.
Employees of hot technology start-ups are moving into the city's luxury buildings, demanding perks like ubiquitous Wi-Fi and Wii rooms.
In June, a state labor commissioner decided that an Uber driver was an employee and not a contractor -- a ruling that was non-binding, but could set a precedent for drivers to ultimately demand more perks and pay.
Meanwhile, some UK companies are offering "pawternity" leave, and a few businesses now offer unlimited vacation time but these are cushy benefits accrued by people working for shiny tech startups and other in-demand professionals who have the leverage to demand such perks.
Viewers may see the manager doing things like demanding backstage perks for his clients.
If inflation is low and real rates can't fall far enough to boost demand and perk up prices, demand will weaken still further.
As Brantley Foster, a Kansas farm boy who goes to New York determined to make it big, he makes major deception (taking a new name, claiming an empty office and demanding executive perks while working in the mailroom) look innocent and perfectly justified.
