Sentence examples for hike pay from inspiring English sources
In the US, Bay Area developer salaries last year started at $117,000, according to Riviera Partners, and startups and multinationals alike hike pay every year to find the best people.
Downing Street had said earlier this week that although he disagreed with the proposal to hike pay by £7,000, he would not be making a fresh case against it.
There's good news: Grant size will rise slightly, perhaps permitting PIs to hike pay.
The standoff between workers and legislators appeared all but resolved just two days earlier, when Republican Gov. Jim Justice announced a deal with union leaders to hike pay for teachers and state employees.
The new minimum wage in both LA County and the City of Los Angeles is part of a growing movement among low-wage workers and their allies around the country to increase their pay by pushing state and local government policymakers to raise minimum wages and by putting direct pressure on employers to hike pay rates.
By relaxing the deadline of budget targets, Greek officials hope to soften the impact of austerity measures on a nation that has endured relentless rounds of tax hikes, pay and pension cuts.
Once that tantalisingly close threshold is crossed, firms might struggle to fill vacancies without hiking pay (though the bank has been wrong before on when wage growth will return).A deserved bonusWage rises triggered by a tight labour market may sound like good news for Britons who have been squeezed by six years of falling real pay.
Under a plan supposed to take effect by 2012, Mr Sarkozy wants to cut the total number of civil servants while hiking pay and incentives for those who stay.There is also stiff competition for positions in the European Union bureaucracy, whose culture is heavily French.
The two leftwing parties supporting the governing coalition are also stiffly opposed to the proposed savings saying it is impossible to impose such stringent policies on a "society that is disintegrating" after more than two years of repeated tax hikes, pay and pension cuts.
The government has received two IMF bailouts and Greeks have had the joy of experiencing what life is like with an 18percentt unemployment rate, tax hikes, pay cuts, and a rise in crime.
The government has received two IMF bailouts and Greeks have had the joy of experiencing what life is like with an 18percentt unemployment rate, tax hikes, pay cuts and a rise in crime.
