Sentence examples for offer schemes from inspiring English sources
No worries – lots of major festivals offer schemes to lighten the financial load.
That is the biggest challenge to corporations, and we have to adapt to the talent's needs by being flexible and offer schemes like working from home.
Similarly, large private sector graduate recruiters such as Ernst & Young (EY) and Deloitte offer schemes to encourage hiring disadvantaged students, which include work experience placements.
With regular savings accounts offered by the high street players, you can sometimes put in as little as £10 a month, while many of the major names in the investment world offer schemes where you can pay in a minimum of £25 or £50 a month.
The figures do not show how many workplaces offer schemes, only the percentage of employees who are active members, so the fall could be driven by workers' reluctance to commit to long-term savings as well as the closure of schemes by employers.
Newer tools offer schemes where the computation involved in monitoring can be distributed over a large number of hosts using message queues, middleware, shared memory or other communication channels.
Villa operator Sunisle's innovative "Make an Offer" scheme (sunisle.co.uk/makeanoffer), gives customers the chance to bid for any villas that remain unsold for trips in the coming weeks.
I found, very quickly, the Picasso woodcut pictured above that was originally listed for $125,000, then marked down to $100,000, and then offered under the "Make an Offer" scheme.
Marks & Spencer, a supermarket, offers schemes such as dependency leave, which entitles carers to four weeks' paid break useful for older workers with partners in poor health.
However, there have also been cases where companies have offered schemes that have left workers disappointed because the share price has fallen below the option price.
Anderson Group said that it had taken QCs' advice on the services to ensure the arrangements were legal and compliant with any relevant legislation, and that it had offered schemes on behalf of a client.
