Sentence examples for linked to earnings from inspiring English sources

It will be linked to earnings.

I am doing everything I can to ensure that graduate contributions are linked to earnings.

Should it be purely financial and linked to earnings per share?

Unlike the basic pension, the MIG and the savings top-up will be linked to earnings.

And they offer defined benefits, in some cases flat-rate but more generally linked to earnings.

Osborne said to cheers that the state pension would be linked to earnings, not inflation, from next April.

The Tory peer still earned a cash and shares package worth £4.8m, but collected an annual cash bonus of £503,000 compared with £1.1m the year before, after the retailer missed targets linked to profits and earnings per share.

Labour has promised a higher minimum wage linked to average earnings but has not put a not figure on how much it should be.

Ed Miliband says a Labour government would set a statutory minimum wage target linked to average earnings, as he set out plans to tackle low pay.

The proposed package, to take effect in 2015, will include a "one-off" pay rise after which MPs' pay would be linked to average earnings.

"Thereafter, MPs' pay will be linked to average earnings – if they go up, so will MPs'," the authority said in a statement.