Sentence examples for pay band from inspiring English sources

Recently we gained equal pay to Tate's lowest pay band – although this was not easily achieved.

Furthermore Frances Trivett, the political private secretary to the prime minister's chief of staff, progressed from being in a pay band capped at £40,352 a year, to pay band one in 2015 – capped at £52,999 a year.

The money flows directly to the recipient charities, which then pay Band Together's expenses, about $5,000 per concert.

This article was corrected on 20 November to give the correct number of respondents who had experienced discrimination at work due to grade, pay band or responsibility level.

In 2009-10, Taylor's pay band was £39,273, so in seven years it has gone up just £1,691, or well below inflation.

Instead, ministers decided to give a 1 per cent pay rise only to those on top of their pay band, which the unions say has denied the 1 per cent increase to 60 per cent of NHS workers.

And pay bands well.

It would also redefine anti-social hours thus reducing pay banding for late evenings and weekends.

In England there is a grading structure of nine pay bands.

Walker suggested publishing pay bands above the median, but Myners reckons it should not stop there and all pay bands should be shown.

Higher pay bands for London and surrounding areas will be kept in place.