Sentence examples for paid causing from inspiring English sources

Twenty-six of the school's 30 teachers, who are paid an average of $400 a month, went on strike for two months in August and September when they were not paid, causing the students to fall behind in their studies.

Firstly, the work load on staff is considerably higher than they are contracted for, which is not reflected in the remuneration; payments are delayed and overtime and eligible allowances are not always paid causing demotivation among staff.

Many users of the online auction house have been left empty handed as the Royal Mail union snarl-up over job cuts and pay causes huge disruption at sorting offices across the country.

Glu plans to work with consumer brands to create paid cause-marketing ads for the organization in traditional and digital media.

"Already," the bank said, the insurers allegations of fraud and their refusal to pay, "have caused significant reputational risk to J. P. Morgan Chase".

In Zambia, the Chinese managers of a coal mine recently shot two Zambian employees who were protesting over pay, causing anger across the country.

Even instructions to stand idle in bad weather — while being paid — have been cause for grumbling.

Most talked about links in terms of paid work causing 'stress', or expressed anger or distress while talking about particular workplace events or conditions rather than stating outright that their poor mental health resulted from their experience of paid work.

Nobody seriously believes high pay caused the financial meltdown; it was bubblicious groupthink.

Mr. Brooks goes too far, however, in saying, "Nobody seriously believes high pay caused the financial meltdown; it was bubblicious groupthink".

The increase is warranted to make up for the erosion in judicial pay caused by inflation and Congress's repeated withholding of cost-of-living adjustments that are supposed to be routine.