Sentence examples for improved pay for from inspiring English sources

Alan Fisher, in full Alan Wainwright Fisher, (born June 20 , 1922 Birmingham, Warwickshire [now West Midlands], England died March 20 , 1988 Gwynedd county, Wales), British labour leader, general secretary of the National Union of Public Employees (NUPE) who improved pay for workers in local government, sanitation and sewage, and the National Health Service.

(Interview 1, Nurse) Sometimes people move for money … recently the government improved pay for doctors in the public sector to the point that it [salary] is not really becoming such a good reason for people to leave.

Contrary to initial fears, other public servants did not protest at the improved pay for health workers partly because of the careful way in which the government and others had made the case for higher pay for health workers [ 31].

Anchor chair Pamela Chesters said Anchor, as a major provider of social care, had worked hard on improving pay for care workers, despite a challenging financial environment.

"Also, to improve pay for those staff fulfilling these contracts you have to increase how much charities can reclaim as costs.

The latter knew that negotiation through collective bargaining had a better track record in improving pay for groups of workers than relying on public bodies to set minimum rates.

Trump outlined five goals he has for the region: ending illegal immigration, creating a secure border, dismantling drug cartels, improving pay for workers and keeping jobs in the hemisphere.

The grey-haired priest's politely delivered question at Next's annual shareholder meeting, held in a small stuffy room at a hotel on the outskirts of Leicester on Thursday, was the first move in a campaign designed to raise the pressure on big retailers to improve pay for shopfloor staff.

This must surely include training more midwives and encouraging more "on call" services, improving pay for health workers to encourage them to accept posts in rural areas, looking at the issue of transport, ensuring all health centres have the correct equipment and educating communities on all aspects of essential obstetric care.

Meanwhile, Cricket Australia has announced a new contracting system which will improve pay for national women's team players, although they will still not become full-time professional cricketers.

During its first two years, the CRNC raised $17.3 million, most going to pay fundraising costs and other administrative costs, while leaving more than $2 million to expand the field representative program and to improve pay for the full-time positions.