Sentence examples for increase in basic pay from inspiring English sources

The new proposals will emphasise that the increase in basic pay will be on average 11 per cent.

But GM has not had to concede any increase in basic pay (apart from a modest rise for the low-paid tier twos).

Pay The current offer includes a significant cut to out-of-hours pay, compensated for by an 11 per cent increase in basic pay.

Pay for a working Saturdays and evenings will therefore be cut, in exchange for an 11 per cent increase in basic pay.

He is expected to stress that the offered 11% increase in basic pay is far more than the maximum 1% annual rises that public sector workers have been told to expect in the next few years.

The retailer said it was making the changes to help pay for a 15% increase in basic pay for its 69,000 workers from April to £8.50 an hour.

Barclays revealed it had agreed to increases in basic pay of up to 150% to get round restrictions on bonus payments.

Major retailers including Tesco, Morrisons and B&Q have faced protests over implementing cuts to benefits alongside increases in basic pay.

But the increases in basic pay have often been accompanied by a squeeze on benefits such as extra pay for Sundays and bank holidays, an end to paid breaks or a squeeze on overtime.

Under last week's truce, Bundesbankers' supplement will be phased out, but gradually, to be replaced with increases in basic pay; the bank's top officials in Frankfurt will still get a 9% top-up.

It showed that increases in basic pay and bonuses slowed almost to a halt - with pay rising in line with inflation, and bonuses falling.