Sentence examples for influence on pay from inspiring English sources

Even in globe-hugging industries such as communications and finance, local markets are still the main influence on pay.

She adds: "Workers can bring other values to the board, such as understanding what's going on on the shop floor [and] how technology changes are working out... but they should also have an influence on pay and conditions".

Researchers from the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston and Harvard Medical School have found that whom doctors care for can have as much of an influence on pay-for-performance rankings as what those doctors do.

Their goal is to tease out whether differences in corporate-tax rates affect wages once other influences on pay, such as productivity and the power of unions, are taken into account.The results are striking.

There will be a big difference between us if both Eds [Miliband and Balls] keep saying that they support the pay restraint policy of the Tories, because whilst they are in opposition they've got no influence on that pay policy.

That means he has substantial influence on the pay that he is awarded.

Reforms to CAP in 2005 continued the decoupling of subsidies from production and relaxed price controls, increasing market influence on prices paid to producers.

"What's now producing the outcry over executive compensation is not the sheer numbers but the disconnect between pay and performance and the sense that executives have an undue influence on their own pay".

And as the head of a nongovernmental organization, he took the International Crisis Group from being a modest advisory council to its current status as a global ­foreign-policy investigative, analytical and advocacy organization, with considerable influence on governments (which pay some of its budget) and the general public.

The results suggest that attitudes towards positive SRI screenings have a significantly positive influence on willingness to pay.

These findings also agree with a previous study that found that knowledge of the technology has a positive influence on willingness to pay (Padi et al. 2015).