Sentence examples for highest salaried from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, by 1928 Fetchit — shuffling and dim, but cork-free — had a contract with Fox and was reputedly "the highest salaried colored actor since Bert Williams".

United is renegotiating Wayne Rooney's salary to shut the door on any covetous proposal, but at this moment its highest salaried player is Rio Ferdinand.

She and her husband, the producer Joseph Schenck, founded their own production company in 1917; by 1924, The New York Times was identifying her as "the highest salaried screen actress".

It also includes the highest salaried position of each organization.

These startups bring higher salaried workers to town, and trendy restaurants and hip shopping districts emerge.

There's no shame in being less well-off than your more senior (and higher salaried) colleagues.

Training course claim You see an advert online for a high salaried job, but are asked to pay for a training course first.

They'd say, 'We've got three, we need two more.' Overtime shifts on Nightwatch were being handed out in violation of union rules to high salaried males in preference over females, according to the complaint.

Despite six years of work and positive performance reviews, she was denied the training she needed to advance to a higher salaried position.

This will likely be more common argument as automation becomes an increasing factor in low-skill work, and employers need to weigh higher salaried employees with potentially cheap and more effective machines.

The highest cost of GC was for EDD meetings, explained by the involvement of relatively higher salaried personnel for a 90 minute session, of which half was spent delivering BCC information.