Sentence examples for given no pay from inspiring English sources

In the film, Mr. Cary recalled that the men had been given no pay, no support for their families and no work that was meaningful.

Four years ago, rather than make people redundant the company gave no pay rises, except to those on the living wage.

Among those companies that have a policy, the Watson Wyatt survey found 60percentt provide the difference in pay for reservists for some period of time, 6percentt give full pay, 10percentt provide some other financial support, 10percentt give no pay while an employee is on a military leave and 14percentt have not decided on a pay policy.

Others, says Steven Hall of Pearl Meyer, a company that monitors top pay, are giving no salary increases but raising possible bonus pay-outs, so that high-fliers have a chance to earn a little more if things go well.With options drowning and bonuses shredded, how will companies reward their stars?

According to the account, former Fisker employees said they had been given no severance pay other than compensation for unused vacation days.

She has given no details on how to pay for this, besides facile pledges to "eliminate waste" and "reorganise the bureaucracy".

Even less perturbed were the members of Davis Love III's USA team, so wrapped up in their preparations they gave no indication of paying the rant much mind.

The Sun gave no indication what it paid for the photographs or where they came from, though a well-known British publicist, Max Clifford, told the BBC that he had refused a request from two young American women who had asked him separately to act as their agent in selling the photographs in Britain.

He will give no encores unless he is paid extra.

The commission might be interested to know that some of the cab computers do not let you give no tip if you are paying by credit card.

It is defendant's contention, in essence, that the resolution adopted by its Board of Directors was a mere promise to make a gift, and that no contract resulted either thereby, or when plaintiff retired, because there was no consideration given or paid by the plaintiff.