Sentence examples for flat pay from inspiring English sources

AGAINST FLAT PAY RISE But Belief Is Strong That Salaries of Some Workers Should Be Increased.

People earning less than £21,000 will will each receive a flat pay rise worth £250 in each of the two years.

NEW YORK TIMES   Heads of Bailed-Out Companies to See Flat Pay  |  The Treasury Department said the chief executives of A.I.G., General Motors and Ally Financial would not receive raises this year, Bloomberg News reports.

It's another front in a battle between unions and digital platforms that unions say – far from creating the future of work – are taking us back to poor conditions like no guarantee of work and flat pay rates.

This also suggests low wages may be the culprit, since the relatively flat pay structure in the NHS does not adequately adjust wages in high cost areas (there is an adjustment, but it is small compared with London housing costs, for example), driving nurses away [ 29].

The winner ran the mile and an eighth in 1 50 flat, paid only $2.80 and earned $180,000 for his owners.

Bridget's flat, paid for on a publishing assistant's salary, set me up for real estate disappointment.

"At the time of the film my wife and I were living in a flat paying £4 a week.

I was alone in the flat, which was a council flat, paid for by housing benefits, and I just kept living there.

A change in the so-called shared accommodation rate housing benefit (SAR) rules had effectively closed off the most obvious option for someone with John's history: a self-contained privately rented flat paid for by housing benefit.

She ran the six furlongs in 1 10 flat, paid $11.80 for a $2 bet to win and earned $90,000. "It was a hot pace up front," Davis reported, "and my goal was to get a clear path.