Sentence examples for grade pay from inspiring English sources

This article was corrected on 20 November to give the correct number of respondents who had experienced discrimination at work due to grade, pay band or responsibility level.

Grade paid tribute to the outgoing Shaps, who played a central role in recruiting Fincham.

The UCU claims its members were offered a stark choice: redundancy or applying for new jobs that would place many lecturers on a single grade paid just £22,500 a year.

The cash injection will help ease the financial crunch, but the Kurds are unhappy with the new 10-grade pay scale the Americans devised, which pays much less to employees than before the war, Mr. Jan said.

The British government, for instance, wants an external review of the way the commission handles money, and an overhaul of grades, pay scales and disciplinary procedures for civil servants.

Bonds rated speculative-grade pay an average 9% yield.

Some of the most famous of these are the so-called Whitehall studies of the British Civil Service, which showed that death and illness rates decreased in a step-wise fashion the higher an employee was on the service's 6-grade pay and responsibility scale.

These two pay spines replaced the multiplicity of occupational pay grades, pay points and salary scales that had characterized the Whitley system.

Good Grades: Pay close attention in class.

In mid-1997, for instance, companies whose debt was only just investment-grade paid a mere 0.2 percentage points more to borrow long-term than did the most creditworthy Japanese firms, according to the Bank of Japan.

They recognized that their target buyers — CIOs and operations executives — valued stability over features, and these execs wanted an enterprise-grade, paid product supporting their core Linux applications.