Sentence examples for differential pay from inspiring English sources

For that, he said, he needs reform in the teachers' colleges and a system of differential pay that will allow him to attract more qualified teachers in areas like math and science -- a proposal that the teachers' union resolutely opposes.

To help finance the raises, the agreement calls for new firefighters to receive lower night differential pay and six fewer paid holidays each year during their first five years on the job.

When the hurricane shuttered Bellevue, she was transferred to Woodhull Medical Center — a move that caused her to lose her overtime work, as well as part of her night differential pay.

The contract changes include dropping Flag Day as a paid holiday, reducing staffing requirements, adding 48 hours a year worked at straight time instead of overtime, replacing 100 officers in desk jobs with civilians and moving the starting time for night differential pay to 3 30 p.m. from 11 a.m.

It calls for a salary increase of 20 percent over five years, for which the union has agreed to a teacher evaluation system that takes student performance into account and a differential pay scale that will boost compensation for the most effective teachers.

However, despite Lenovo's subsequent stockmarket listing in Hong Kong and its skill in sidestepping ludicrous government rules against everything from differential pay and bonuses to control of the supply chain, the book attributes Lenovo's success a little too often to its state shareholders.

The government will be focusing on the differential paid to ESA recipients in the "work-related activity group" (WRAG) – individuals who have to prepare for employment.

SHEILA KUMARI SUBAIYA New York, Nov. 21, 2011 To the Editor: Your article reports the huge price differential paid by the 1 percent who fly first class and the 99 percent who fly coach — on the same airplane.

The changes included lowering the differential paid to lenders to compensate for the lower-than-market interest charged on student loans; a reduction over five years to a 95percentt rate of loan guarantee, from the current 99percentt; and a doubling of the lender's origination fee to 1percentt, from 0.5percentt.

Urbed wants some of this differential to pay for higher quality homes, infrastructure and open spaces.

The mixed fleet considered a strike in 2014, with discontent stoked by the differential in pay between new recruits and company bosses.