Sentence examples for former salary from inspiring English sources

But often, he said, employers saw only his degrees and former salary — and blanched.

Despite a new brisk business and his Lucent pension, Mr. Markavage is making only about half his former salary.

He now makes about 40 percent of his former salary, an amount he says would have made college tuition tough to afford.

Struggling to pay the rent and keep the family adequately fed, she took the only job she could find: a part-time position at Wal-Mart that paid less than half her former salary.

At the time, Mr. Soptic was employed as a custodian for $24,000 a year — about one-third of his former salary — but his health plan did not cover his wife, according to an article in January by Reuters.

It was not until March 2010, 26 months after being let go, that he finally got a job (at $75,000 a year, half his former salary) working for Merrill Lynch as a financial adviser.

A former salary-cap consultant for the New Orleans Saints, Terry O'Neil, who in three years helped the Saints' salary-cap room grow from $11,000 to $17 million, made two interesting claims recently regarding Johnson, the former Jets star, on his new football Web site, RealNFL.com.

It also limits the non-compete period to twelve months and, most interestingly, requires employers to pay ex-employees half of their former salaries until the non-compete expires.

If they qualify for state payments, they can apply for supplemental benefits to Total Management Solutions, a company hired by Gannett to run the program, and receive the difference between their former salaries and their state unemployment checks.

Instead of receiving about half of their former salaries, single people currently get €391 a month, and a further subsidy of between €229 and €296 for every child, depending on their age.

Teachers now earn 12 to 25 times their former salaries.