Sentence examples for monitor salaries from inspiring English sources

"There is currently a big shortage of lawyers," says Gill Jones of legal recruitment consultants Taylor Root, who monitor salaries in the profession.

Recently funded companies are tacking some intriguing projects including building a smart baby monitor, salary maximization software, and even a "Fitbit for cows". .

So what did the salary-setting monitor pay Mr. Goldman?

Ministers are failing to properly monitor the salaries and professional standards of Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs), MPs have warned.

Someone must monitor the salary cap, make sense of the vast amount of data on college prospects and run the stadium — which in the Raiders' case happens to be one of the most decrepit in sports.

UNDER current policies, the State Health Department monitors executive salaries, though much of the compensation data the hospitals provide to the state do not jibe with the tax forms that they must file.

"Which is really what computers should do, not just process salaries and monitor traffic," said Professor Choueka, who was a leader of the team at Bar-Ilan University that developed the Responsa Project, an electronic collection of questions and answers about Jewish law that won a prestigious Israel Prize in 2007.

(According to the Conflict Intelligence Team, an online monitoring group, average monthly salaries at Wagner range from ninety thousand to two hundred and fifty thousand rubles, or about sixteen hundred to forty-four hundollarsllars).

Functional costs, which are variable, include oversight and promotion (management, monitoring, communication and advertising), salaries of full-time medical practitioners, surgical staff and counselors (for each medical practitioner, we allocate 1 medical assistant and ½ counselor).

Total cost treatment reflects the cost of drugs, the cost of all resources expended in patient management such as the cost of disposables for each infusion, the monitoring costs during infusion (salaries of personnel), other hospital expenses, the cost for management of adverse events, the productivity loss, and the traveling cost for patients.

He pointed to the pharmaceutical giant Merck, where CEO Kenneth Frazier's total compensation swelled to $25 million last year while the average worker earned about $103,000 annually, according to self-reported data from the salary-monitoring site Glassdoor.