Sentence examples similar to hour benefit from inspiring English sources

IF GM OR FORD has a worker make a car seat, it pays $45 an hour, benefits included.

The majority of councils have responded by introducing the Living Wage of £7.20 an hour benefiting those at the lower end of the pay scales.

But on June 23, the company's medical director wrote to the Gudins to say that the 24-hour benefit would end in three days.

You can't hope for coherence in a three-and-a-half-hour benefit concert — by the way, three and a half hours is too long for almost anything — but this concert needed more direction to demonstrate Mr. Kupferberg's continuing relevance.

He also produced a 1988 HBO special saluting Vietnam vets, a special marking Nelson Mandela's release from prison in South Africa in 1990 and a six-hour benefit special at Madison Square Garden in 2006 to raise money for victims of Hurricane Katrina along the Gulf Coast.

Mr. Brown noted that within just six and a half hours benefits would start to run out.

Wages, hours, benefits – increasingly hot topics in this low-paying industry – have to be negotiated with the franchisee.

While hard work has been customary among young finance workers for years, after-hours benefits once made the long days more palatable.

Zucker is a master at managing up with bosses and calculating cost-per-hour benefits, but even though he made money on cable shows, he could not program network to save his life.

The Daycare Trust welcomed the changes, saying increased flexibility over the number of days and hours benefited the whole family.

Raising wages obviously affects the calculus of hiring workers, hours, benefits, and buying machines.