Sentence examples for partial paid from inspiring English sources

Mr. Venditto said that while the law establishes minimum standards employers must meet, some companies and municipalities go further, putting people on paid leave, or partial paid leave, or unpaid military leave with continued health and other benefits.

The employee, who works overnight in one of the Netflix "hubs," where DVDs are sorted and shipped, said the policy includes one month of fully-paid leave, plus a longer-term leave of absence for partial pay.

A partial pay wall will be introduced on both titles next year.

The global consulting firm Booz & Company recently started a "partial pay" sabbatical.

Even just a partial pay wall is still a risk, though.

Under its mobility scheme, the government is committed to suspending 25,000 public-sector workers on partial pay by the end of the year and making 4,000 redundant.

Groups of lawyers, trade unions and campaigners have tried to derail government efforts to suspend tens of thousands of civil servants on partial pay.

The nationalization of the shipyard, where almost half of the 2,000 workers are furloughed on partial pay, "is essential," he said.

However, workers in low-wage jobs are much less likely to receive even partial pay during a leave than workers in high-wage jobs.

But he added that since no larger national papers have switched from free to partial pay, it was difficult to make any guesses.

Under the terms of G.M.'s contract with the United Automobile Workers union, workers can be laid off for 42 weeks, receiving partial pay, and then are placed in a jobs bank, making them eligible for transfer to other G.M. sites.