Sentence examples for partial pay from inspiring English sources
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.
In response, Google lengthened maternity leave to five months from three and changed it from partial pay to full pay.
The remaining workers subsist on partial pay, commonly disbursed with government assistance in China to stem unrest.
While 58percentt of U.S. companies offer some kind of partial paid leave to mothers, only 14percentt do the same for fathers.
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.
While Paid Time Off allotments are generally utilized for less severe employee illness and vacation time, and Maternity Leave covers additional time off for women during the last term of pregnancy and early birth, we define PFL as full or partial paid time off covering post-birth bonding time for male and female employees, and time spent caring for severely ill family members.
And it's because the capital's main journalistic watchdog seems perfectly content to see politics made into a kind of financial transaction--so content, in fact, that the paper's publisher planned dinner salons that would apparently have put the Post itself on a partial pay-to-play footing.
See Brief for United States 21, n. 12 (citing Gargoyles, Inc. v. United States, 113 F.3d 1572 (C.A.Fed.1997) (permitting appeal where prevailing party recovered reasonable royalty but was denied lost profits); Castle v. Rubin, 78 F.3d 654 (C.A.D.C.1996) (per curiam) (permitting appeal where prevailing party awarded partial back pay but denied reinstatement and front pay); La Plante v.
