Sentence examples for increasing compensation for from inspiring English sources

But in 1996, Congress abandoned the 50% rule, and raised the minimum wage without increasing compensation for tipped workers.

Union members accused the museum of adopting a corporate mentality and increasing compensation for senior management while clamping down on wages for most workers.

We've passed laws allowing inmates access to DNA testing, increasing compensation for the wrongfully imprisoned, banning racial profiling and overhauling our system for providing legal defense to indigent defendants.

Hillary Clinton, traversing across California for fundraisers, lauded the state on Saturday for what she called leadership on a host of issues, including raising the minimum wage and increasing compensation for those taking paid family sick leave.

Perhaps part of the answer is just to increase compensation for people who devote their careers to education.

Campaigns to improve pay, housing and other support for serving soldiers have borne some fruit.So too has pressure to increase compensation for those who have been physically injured.

Even before construction has begun in many places, farmers are demanding increased compensation for the land they will lose when power lines are strung across their fields.

A1 Libya to Increase Restitution Libya reportedly agreed to increase compensation for a 1989 terrorist attack that brought down a French airliner, a step toward ending United Nations sanctions against the North African country.

"The need for increased compensation for federal judges has been raised in 13 of the last 19 year-end reports, yet during that time judicial salaries have not even kept pace with inflation," he said.

On Thursday, another government official familiar with the agencies' latest actions said that in an important change, they planned to increase compensation for losses suffered by the small businesses nearest the trade center site, which have generally been hardest hit.

Libya reportedly agreed today to increase compensation for a terrorist attack in 1989 that brought down a French airliner, a step toward ending United Nations sanctions against the North African country.