Sentence examples for further salary from inspiring English sources

Galveston city leaders say they hope the pay cut will prevent layoffs and further salary cutbacks.

Ipsa's new system has been unpopular among MPs but it has also awarded a 10% pay rise followed by a further salary rise of £1,000 in February.

Whatever happens in Brussels, Greece is bracing for another nationwide strike Thursday, when employees in the public and private sectors plan to halt work to protest the prospect of further salary and pension cuts.

Besides its original offer of one year's salary protection to 394 staff – which TMC says will cost more than £860,000 – the college says it will commit to a further salary protection equivalent to one year's pay and spread over three financial years.

But the relationship between management and employees is extraordinarily bitter and it's questionable whether unions, which blame management for the airline's troubles, will concede to further salary and benefit cuts and new work rules.

Also, the Air Transportation Stabilization Board (ATSB), which evaluated the loan application, is demanding further salary concessions from the airline's unions, which have already given up hundreds of millions of dollars, and that certain issues with collateral be resolved.

Many of these governmental positions are at the top of the federal pay ranges, further driving salary expectations for an experienced security professional to a level that is not viable for many organizations.

"The proposals will in fact go further than salary sacrifice, and are intended to apply wherever a benefit has been obtained instead of cash in any circumstances including, for example, cash alternatives, flexible benefit allowances and simple trading-up of benefits," Groom said.

But further late salary payments could result in the deduction of Scottish Premier League points.

"Every effort must be made to limit wasteful spending and not to further burden salaries of civil servants".

New York City's public hospitals recently decided to follow suit, taking the incentive scheme one step further: physicians' salaries will be directly linked to patients' outcomes, including their satisfaction.