Sentence examples similar to one off pay from inspiring English sources

The proposed package, to take effect in 2015, will include a "one-off" pay rise after which MPs' pay would be linked to average earnings.

The house in Notting Hill is a one-off, paid for by its green multimillionaire owner.

We will announce a one-off pay rise.

One-off pay freezes may tide you over this year but will risk stoking pressure for wage demands if inflation rises next year.

But many MPs now believe that anger over expenses means they should "bite the bullet" and opt for a one-off pay hike and a more transparent expenses system.

It found there were no other significant pay gaps at other levels but with a one-off pay rise for professors it wants to ensure the university-wide pay gap is closed when the new academic year begins in October.

POIS participants had injuries likely to require more than a single 'treatment' and more than one week off paid employment (if they were in paid employment prior to injury).

The firm also suggested that Android developers switch from a one-off fee paid monetization model to freemium, at least for those developers targeting the U.S market.

Nish points out the protests after Clay's sentencing and the museum closing down, except for a few racist, voyeuristic one-offs who paid extra to keep Haynes in business.

The above savings should be set against the cost of the initial technician training in medicines management (approximately £1800); but this is a one-off investment paid for by the Strategic Health Authority and a mandatory requirement of standard post-qualification training for all pharmacy technicians in the Trust.

Of those, five will fail, three will break even, one will return twice the investment and one will pay off fiftyfold or a hundredfold.