Sentence examples for maximum earnings from inspiring English sources

An experienced classroom teacher can earn over £35k a year, while head teachers' maximum earnings can rise to £109k in inner London.

Walden's bonus payments dropped after he failed to hit maximum earnings per share and total shareholder return targets.

First, it would make the payroll tax more progressive by increasing the maximum earnings level to which it applies.

But the sums are a step down from normal banking fare (Pester's all-in maximum earnings would be £1.687m) and TSB says bonuses will be tied to levels of customer service, rather than flogging financial products.

His salary has risen to €1.4m from €1.29m and he can now earn almost six times that in bonuses and shares, compared with less than four times on last year's salary, taking his maximum earnings to about €10m.

On average an experimental session lasted 90 min, the average earnings were around (C!!!!!! = 27 and the maximum earnings peaked above (C!!!!!! = 40.

Systemic relative differences refer to those outlined in Table 1, namely differences in the maximum compensated earnings, and the percentages of earnings considered as a basis for benefits.

Furthermore, the payments made by the WCB have upper limits based on the maximum insurable earnings threshold and insure less than 100% of earnings (Table 1).

In the key-pressing task participants earned an average of 78% of maximum potential earnings when offered the larger incentives versus 40% for those receiving the smaller sums.

In contrast, in the maths tests, the larger payments undermined performance, with recipients earning only 43% of their maximum potential earnings, compared to 63% when offered lower financial rewards.

For working Americans, the maximum annual earnings subject to Social Security taxes next year, which follows a different formula than the benefit adjustment, will rise to $84,900 from $80,400.