Sentence examples for more generous sick from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, larger employers tend to have more generous sick leave policy.

Many UK employers pay a more generous entitlement than statutory sick pay, but timeframes vary greatly from industry to industry.

The de Blasio mayoralty, he says, will begin with an out-of-the-gate agenda that can fairly be described as a partial repeal of Bloombergism: a new tax on the city's wealthy, a plan for universal preschool and expanded after-school, a more generous guarantee of paid sick days for most workers in the city, a new police commissioner and stricter controls on the police tactic of stop-and-frisk.

This reform would incentivize individuals to buy barebones coverage when they are healthy and switch immediately to more generous plans when they become sick.

Cruz's amendment, insurers argue, would make the problem much worse by leading to a split in the market: Healthy people would gravitate toward cheaper plans that cover fewer services and sick people would buy the more generous ones.

Kominski said the move represents "an erosion of benefits" and a segmenting of a company's workforce because it can "lead to higher premiums among those older or sicker employees who stick with the more generous coverage".

There is no obligation to give notice and nothing in the way of sick pay (those lucky enough to be working directly for a school will have both, alongside a more generous rate of pay).

Maybe more generous.

Donors should be more generous.

Australia is scarcely more generous.

Other countries are more generous.