Sentence examples for narrow pay from inspiring English sources

That same month, Ellen Pao, the former CEO of social media site Reddit, told The Wall Street Journal that she eliminated salary negotiations with job candidates in an effort to narrow pay gaps.

Despite a narrowing pay gap, the UK still lags behind on women's earnings.

About 75% of young women believe the US needs to do more to bring about equality in the workplace, a new study finds, despite a narrowing pay gap and steady employment gains for women at higher levels of business and government.

Despite research showing that narrower pay gaps are good for business because they lower worker turnover and boost morale, these groups set out to kill the ratio in the rule-making phase.

The European carmakers behind the biggest F1 teams now worry that races could move off free TV onto a narrower pay-TV audience, making the ads they splash over the sides of cars a lot less valuable.

The European carmakers behind the biggest F1 teams now worry that races could move off free TV onto a narrower pay-TV audience, making the advertisements they splash on the sides of the cars a lot less valuable.

Future wage increases must narrow the pay gap between old and young".

"Future wage increases must narrow the pay gap between old and young," said Frances O'Grady, TUC general secretary.

We have been offered a couple of scapegoats to distract from the fact that the government has backed away from proper regulation of the banks, tougher rules to stop a cosy mutual remuneration club operating among top executives, and action to narrow the pay gap.

In Sweden, the introduction of "daddy leave" – reserved time off for fathers – has helped narrow the pay gap.

The city has offered an 8percentt raise over two years, while the union wants a 20percentt raise, to narrow the pay gap with suburban districts.