Sentence examples for late salaries from inspiring English sources

Officers say the state's financial crisis has led to late salaries and shortages of everything from toilet paper to ammunition.

Anecdotal evidence suggests this has been happening, with reports of charges being waived where late salaries had resulted in payments not going through and charges being incurred.

"Our workforce fully understand our approach to preserving their jobs, know that their salaries will be paid but from time to time might be late and can, of course, leave at any time if they are unable to cope with late salaries.

Reporters haven't been paid in months, a journalist there said, and if they do get something, it's in increments from their late salaries.

Demonstrations by soldiers protesting late salary payments from the government are common in Yemen, and often end in violence.

Even the Co-op charged £35 a day for unauthorised overdrafts - one of the worst in the industry - so a late salary cheque could send an account spiralling into the red, adding £105 to the debt in three days.

But further late salary payments could result in the deduction of Scottish Premier League points.

This includes late salary payments, delays in increasing salaries after a promotion, or inconsistencies in locum allowance payments.

Many teachers did not return to their classrooms because of insecurity and a lack of or late salary payments.

No flash hotel bills during the corporation's latest salaries and expenses statement for July to September 2014 but there were some eye-watering bills for minicabs and flights.

In these times of austerity and corporate cost-cutting – and when BBC director-general Tony Hall books no entertainment expenses and hails no taxis on his employer's dime, at least according to the corporation's latest salaries and expenses statement for April to June 2014 – Monkey is happy to note other execs are still flying the flag for the glamorous expenses account.