Sentence examples for imposed a pay from inspiring English sources

But the company imposed a pay freeze earlier this year.

In December, TMC imposed a pay freeze on prison education staff.

The travel publisher Lonely Planet has cut ten per cent of its workforce and imposed a pay freeze.

In the autumn of 1989 he imposed a pay settlement on ambulance workers, rejecting their demands for arbitration.

Their wages have been stagnating for years and, since the government imposed a pay freeze, living standards have fallen sharply.

Second, BP imposed a pay freeze on all staff in 2015 and is cutting 7,000 jobs.

Furthermore, the government consolidated all allowances, such as housing, medical and transport, into salaries but at the same time imposed a pay-as-you-earn tax (30%) on the consolidated salary; a decision that reduced the overall impact of the strategy to increase earnings.

Nine per cent of employers expect to impose a pay freeze.

He promised he would "reboot" Congress by imposing a pay freeze, term limits and a lifetime ban on lobbying.

Those still in employment also felt the chill - British Airways was just one company to impose a pay freeze on staff.

The fiscal-cliff deal would also re-impose a pay freeze on members of Congress through 2013.