Sentence examples for paid a start from inspiring English sources

Providers are paid a "start fee" for each participant, a "completion fee" (paid at two rates - 30% for a participant who spends between 12 and 20 weeks on a placement and 100% for between 21 and 26 weeks) and, if appropriate, a "job outcome fee" (paid at the point when a participant has been off benefits and in work for 26 out of 30 weeks).

He's here because I've paid a start-up called ManServants $125 an hour to have a gentleman cater to my every whim – well, my every non-sexual whim.

G.M. now has about 1,900 second-tier workers, who are paid a starting wage of about $14 an hour.

They settled on the Clock Tower in November 2004 and paid a starting rent of about $1,420 earlier this summerr, they moved to a bigger and cheaper apartment around the corner.

When he was managing the Avenue A location, Craig Nelsen said, he paid a starting hourly wage of $7.50 and relied heavily on immigrants who were in the country both legally and illegally to stay competitive with other fast-food restaurants.

The guards, paid a starting rate of $10 an hour, apparently thought he was faking it.

The role pays a starting salary of between £21,000 and £27,000, with an experienced radiographer earning up to £40,000.

Kaleidescape owners are a happy bunch — they better be, paying a starting price of $27,000 for more convenient movie watching.

pays a starting organizer in the range of forty thousand dollars, and an experienced lead organizer about a hundred thousand dollars, plus health insurance, pension, and vacation.

Workers interviewed on video by Yair Hoffman, a delegation member, said Agriprocessors now pays a starting wage of $10 an hour, up from $7.25 before the raid.

The position, which requires a college degree, is open to those aged 21 to 40, and pays a starting base salary of $30,000, he said.