Sentence examples for halting pay from inspiring English sources

In Connecticut, for instance, Gov. Dannel Malloy signed legislation he introduced halting pay secrecy by making it illegal for employers to ban their employees from disclosing their own compensation or inquiring about a colleague's wages.

In the US, corporate profits have risen sharply, with business taking advantage of the slump to shed labour, cut hours and halt pay increases.

More precisely the US halted paying the bills from Pakistan as tension rose between the two countries.

The company will also halt merit pay increases for management and support employees and has instituted a hiring freeze.

In the past, lawmakers have introduced bills to halt Congress' pay during shutdowns, but none have ever made it far enough to become law.

Even before he was sworn in as mayor, Mayor-elect Booker filed legal challenges to halt apparent "pay for play" sales of Newark real estate at bargain basement prices to political insiders and developers.

BP asked a judge on Friday to temporarily halt claims paid out as business economic losses, saying many were "fictitious" and "absurd".

Unions have criticised government moves to halt a 1% pay rise for all NHS staff in England.

The issue of who should pay for halting warming and its impacts has become the most vexed at the UN talks in Copenhagen and the moves made at the EU summit in Brussels are an attempt to break the deadlock.

Over the last decade, however, executives and board members, usually executives themselves, have repelled almost every attempt to halt the growth in pay.

Judge Percy Anderson of Federal District Court in Los Angeles ruled that Maryland Internet and its president, George Moore, must halt the sales and pay Symantec.