Sentence examples for getting increased pay from inspiring English sources

Sexual harassment is a deliberate, noxious policy of making life so uncomfortable for a female colleague that she is forced to leave (as in Sutherland's case), or it prevents her from getting increased pay, power and responsibility.

Winston & Strawn says its U.S. employees in lower positions will get increased paid leave time and an extra two weeks of paid time off.

That's why serfs seldom got increases in pay.

It's true that many workers are still getting pay increases.

But if economic growth depends on rewarding effort, we should all worry that the middle classes aren't getting pay increases commensurate with the wealth they create for their bosses.

Some of us might be getting pay increases, and some might even be fortunate enough to receive cash bonuses.

Yet hospitals and doctors didn't save a penny because both the volume and complexity of transactions required for getting paid just increased.

The broken deadlines for the installation of the E-ZPass toll collection system on the Garden State Parkway and New Jersey Turnpike have prompted the subcontractors doing the work to ask for nearly three times as much money as called for in the original contract, but there is no chance of them getting the pay increases, according to the consortium overseeing the work.

Adecco's survey also found that workers are more concerned with keeping their job than getting a pay increase.

Last week, an official at Working on Fire told the Globe the firefighters would be getting a pay increase in order to ward off the perception that they are providing "slave labor" as they fight the 581,956 hectare fire alongside their Canadian counterparts, who make up to $26 an hour.

It also allowed tens of millions of people to get pay increases, as we saw the first sustained period of broadly based wage gains in almost three decades.