Sentence examples for notice pay from inspiring English sources

Workers who are refused holiday, redundancy or notice pay, or find unfair deductions from their wages, or who are simply not paid, are required to pay £160 to lodge a claim, then £230 for the fee.

Agency working, unpredictable and unsocial hours that may be terminated with no notice, pay well below a living wage, absence of sickness or holiday pay – these are the lived reality for workers in many sectors of the mainstream economy.

Employees would still get paid out the typical notice pay, even if they are the ones quitting.

BBC Scotland's Richard Wilson says there are four options now open to the cash-strapped club: Leave McCoist in place to work out his notice; Pay McCoist his 12-month salary in full and release him; Reach a financial settlement that suits both parties; Put McCoist on leave for 12 months and appoint a new manager.

While many are expected to be told their employment at The New York Times ends this week, the company will offer severance packages and two weeks of notice pay to most.

Meanwhile, Ariel, with its college and its emerald soccer field, its police headquarters and its commuters to Tel Aviv, expands steadily, with little notice paid.

Earlier this year, with little notice paid on Wall Street, we experienced a yield-curve inversion where yields on three-month Treasurys exceeded those of ten-year Treasurys.

It's ludicrous that someone flying on short notice pays more than someone who books in advance and that the fare is cheaper with a Saturday night stay.

If a motorist issued with a notice pays up within 14 days, they are charged £30 - and most do pay up within a fortnight.

Even if, like most people, you still surf the Web on a desktop or laptop, you will have noticed pay walls, invitation-only clubs, subscription programs, privacy settings and other ways of creating tiers of access.

And you will still be entitled to your minimum periods of notice, holiday pay, sick pay and maternity pay.