Sentence examples for implement salary from inspiring English sources
If the debtor is not employed by DHS, the agency employing the debtor will determine the amount of the employee's disposable pay and implement salary offset upon request.
This caused a budget crunch the same year, which prompted the Institute to close over winter break, lay off 250 MIT employees, and implement salary freezes.
The Chief Financial Officer consults with the appropriate DHS payroll office to determine the amount of a DHS employee's disposable pay and will implement salary offset when requested to do so by a DHS component or another federal agency.
While initially he backed away from suggestions that he himself might have been held accountable, last week he discovered he will share some of their pain: independent directors announced they will implement salary and bonus clawbacks, and Stumpf's own compensation will be on hold while the directors investigate.
Each club in baseball has the right to implement salary increases for their minor league affiliates.
They said they were spending around 75 percent of their revenue on salaries and wanted to implement a salary-cap structure that would link players' salaries to owners' revenue.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority has just voted to scrap the tailored minimum wage for trainee solicitors and over the next two years will seek to implement a salary in line with the national minimum wage.
On 12 August the players voted to strike, protesting against the owners' desire to implement a salary cap.
What they want, this lawyer and other players' representatives speculated, is to negotiate legally to impasse, which they failed to do in 1994, then implement a salary cap.
The owners could impose a lockout on Nov. 1, leaving players in an uncertain state of suspended animation, or they could negotiate to impasse, legally this time, then unilaterally implement a salary cap or a prohibitive tax on payrolls.
On Thursday the museum announced that it had laid off seven staff members and eliminated nine unfilled positions, and that it would implement a salary freeze and a selective hiring freeze as well as staff furloughs.
