Sentence examples for force pay from inspiring English sources

The literature suggests that this may contribute to observed gender gaps in labor force pay and achievement.

It does not need to force pay cuts on low-paid staff who help to keep London safe".

The organization has also foresworn the basic tactic of many other unions, which try to force pay and benefits upward by turning the work force into a cartel.

No unions to force pay and conditions, no state intervention to rescue an industry in crisis – who'd be a truck driver?

While many airlines have sought Chapter 11 protection to restructure their operations, Mr. Tilton used the lengthy proceedings to force pay and benefit cuts on flight attendants, pilots and mechanics, and slashed employee pensions.

A growing force, pay increases that were intended to retain soldiers and police officers, and the costs of improved training and equipment drove the total to $9 billion in 2010, and $11.6 billion is budgeted for this year.

The force paid compensation to the owner of the compound, according to a NATO statement.

The force paid £124.5 million for the building in 2008 and it costs £11 million per year to run.

Cisco is only the most recent computer-networking company whose work force paid the price for diminishing revenue.

The African Union peacekeeping force, paid for mostly by Western governments, features troops from Uganda, Burundi, Kenya, Djibouti and other African nations.

The church has announced pilot schemes in Liverpool, London and the diocese of Southwark almost a year after the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, said he would try to force pay-day lenders out of business.