Sentence examples for for modest pay from inspiring English sources

Its workers have long settled for modest pay rises.

The teachers and administrators who work in Catholic schools for modest pay not only turn out sterling results.

We'd also like to say thank you to the wonderful midwifery staff of the NHS, who do a life-and-death job for modest pay, and who do it with laughter and grace.

The contract provides for modest pay increases over the next three years.

But an A-list star suffering for his art is one thing; a grip or makeup artist spending months in the tundra for modest pay is another.

But there is not a community in America that isn't better off because of the hard work of some unknown staffer putting in long hours for modest pay to help get funding for a school, protect a natural resource or make sure that a local veteran gets the benefits she is owed.

O'Hara needed The New Yorker, for its prestige as much as for its modest pay, enough to ride out editorial friction; Wolff rather ingenuously marvels that O'Hara "never seemed fully to recognize [Ross's] antipathy".

But the reform would be broad enough to also affect the many reporters, editors and producers who routinely work long and unpredictable hours for relatively modest pay.

The combination of tactics worked to end the strike and gain a modest pay hike for the miners.

In an email to senior managers today, Thompson said: "The directors and I discussed this very carefully before concluding it was not appropriate to award an increase in pay or award a bonus this year to the senior managers of the organisation – but that we should continue with a modest pay review for the majority of the BBC's employees.

2018 will bring a modest pay bump for about 4.5 million American workers, thanks to minimum-wage increases across the country.