Sentence examples for high pay levels from inspiring English sources

Despite the high pay levels, however, only the very best make a significant difference to a company's performance.

Committees setting senior salaries in firms would have to include a more junior member of staff so that top executives would have to "look an ordinary worker in the eye" to justify high pay levels, and measures would stop the "abuse" of zero hours contracts, he added.

London papers refer to the new high pay levels as "the cult of the U.S. manager".

Adonis said the high pay level for the vice-chancellor was reflected in higher salaries for other staff members at Bath, with 67 staff earning more than £100,000, including 13 who are paid more than £150,000.

"While we welcome enhanced training and development opportunities, roles with greater responsibilities will require higher pay levels.

Lovering also decided to push through higher pay levels for the new directors and held a so-called "beauty parade" of potential advisers.

At higher pay levels, workers clearly place more emphasis on culture and long-term concerns like leadership and growth opportunities, rather than day-to-day concerns like pay and work-life balance.

According to parliament's finance committee, salaries at financial firms have grown substantially in recent years and a quarter of the 40 listed companies in Israel with the highest pay levels are financial ones.

The Association of Flight Attendants, which represents 25,000 attendants at United, the world's largest airline, wants the airline to discuss higher wages even though its current contract, which runs until 2006, does not call for talks until next year, because the airline's pilots recently won the highest pay levels in the industry.

It becomes the first major high street name in the U.K. to embrace and exceed the higher pay levels recommended by the Living Wage Foundation, which campaigns for companies to pay staff enough to meet the cost of living.

Boeing stays! (Boeing let stand when workers can "zoom" to the highest pay levels, at six rather than sixteen years).