Sentence examples for existing salary from inspiring English sources

They are paid less than $100 on top of their existing salary to carry out their grim task.

The existing salary cap, established in 2004 under George Bush, has been eroded by inflation and now relegates a family of four making just above the cap into poverty territory.

As well as wondering aloud how both finalists' squads fit inside the existing salary cap, neutrals will have another opportunity to judge whether the outstanding George Ford, Kyle Eastmond and Jonathan Joseph are the best midfield trio available to England.

This led to WPP replacing Leap with a less generous scheme called the executive performance share plan, which will come into force from 2018 and cap Sorrell's pay at less than £20m, based on his existing salary.

Thomas also talked about the revised-payment provision that would allow the White Sox to change his salary to $250,000 a year plus $10,125,000 deferred if they believe his skills have diminished and he has won none of the stipulated awards that would keep his existing salary intact.

The club are understood to have offered Neymar a rise from his existing salary of 160,000 Brazilian Reais (£58,000 a month) a month to 600,000 Reais (£220,000 a month) as well as a share of commercial deals.

The league has also dropped its demands for a hard salary cap, elimination of guaranteed contracts and a rollback in existing salaries — all items that would have set off a long and damaging battle.

Some opportunists will always try to inflate their existing salaries by proclaiming a lifelong ambition to play for Oyonnax but there are plenty who have found rugby life in France less than fulfilling.

Instead, Stern is standing by the proposal he made in January, which includes a 38 percent reduction in player salaries (about $800 million), a rollback of existing salaries, a hard salary cap, shorter contracts, elimination of all cap exceptions and a major reduction in contract guarantees.

However, the proposals will not lead to lower salaries for existing top executives because existing pay deals are legally binding, according to the BBC.

Because the salaries the government is willing to pay them are not linked to the market, but to existing government salary grades.