Sentence examples for lower pay for from inspiring English sources

We do have problems like lower pay for women, but only a bit.

Second, lower pay for women is only apparent in its relation to higher pay for men.

"And lower union density leads to lower pay – for both union and non-union workers," Rosenfeld said.

It reminds this retired Air Force pilot of often-heard disgruntled comparisons between lower pay for fighter pilots versus higher pay for airline captains.

Shareholders who were expecting their demands for better corporate governance to result in sharply lower pay for C.E.O.'s are "going to be sadly disappointed," she said.

In particular, it found that lower pay for minority ethnic women was much more likely to be due to ethnicity than gender.

The F.A.A. declared an impasse in September 2006 with the union, and Ms. Blakey imposed contract conditions, with sharply lowered pay for new hires, with pay caps for many controllers, spending more time on their radar scopes during the day and a host of smaller changes that some controllers say they find infuriating.

His union recently accepted a new contract that freezes wages for existing workers for most of its seven years, lowers pay for new hires, dilutes benefits and brings temporary workers to the assembly line at even lower pay and no benefits whenever there is a rise in demand for Harley's roaring bikes.

She secured a fellowship, for considerably lower pay, from an art and technology center in Chelsea.

Several prominent corporations, including Harley-Davidson, had pressured their unions into accepting humbling contracts that called for a far lower pay scale for new employees.

Ministers believe greater transparency will lead to lower pay deals for top talent.