Sentence examples for increase in fixed pay from inspiring English sources

"Inevitably there will be an increase in fixed pay," said Nicholas Squire, an employment partner at the law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer in London.

Placing a cap on bonuses at one times salary (or two times if shareholders approve) will inevitably be met by increases in fixed pay.

It added that it could end up saddling banks with higher salary bills by making it harder to reduce pay rates when profits were falling: "The UK has repeatedly raised concerns that the provisions are likely to lead to increases in fixed pay, which is harder to cut in times of stress, and more difficult to claw back and there is no evidence this will improve financial stability".

The EU's plan could lead to more pressure for a rise in fixed pay.

"When bonuses are so constrained, I can't see that companies will be able to do anything other than increase fixed pay," said Simon Garrett, a director and compensation expert at the Hay Group, a consulting firm in London.

Andrew Tyrie, the Conservative MP who chairs the Treasury select committee, warned the cap "will encourage banks to increase fixed pay rather than embed incentive structures that improve standards".

This increase in fixed fees means that even those who use water sparingly are paying more (Thompson 2014a, 2014b).

Susan Wachter, a professor of real estate at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, said that before the recent increase in fixed rates, borrowers with ARMs were fleeing in great numbers to fixed-rate loans.

These prices increase in fixed stages for standard non-discounted travel.

It reported a 78percentt increase in fixed-income revenue, to $416.1 million.

Radulescu (2012) is also able to show that the change in the variable part is accompanied by the expected substitution effect in the fixed salary, i.e., an increase (decrease) in the pay-performance sensitivity comes along with a decrease (increase) in the fixed salary.