Sentence examples for pay boosts from inspiring English sources

Built into BBSRC's plans are further pay boosts to £9000 in October 2002 and £9500 in October 2003.

While less likely to get the top ratings and accompanying pay boosts, workers from ethnic minorities were also most likely to be rated as under-performing.

If the richest person captures all that growth, it will give him a 10% pay boost.

Only 45,000 workers have so far seen their pay boosted as a result.

MPs do not need a pay boost in excess of the formulaic annual uplift (2.3% this year) they get now.

In total, the Office for Budget Responsibility reckons that a total of 6 million earners will have their pay boosted as a result of the policy.

In total, the Office for Budget Responsibility reckons that a total of 6 million earners will see their pay boosted as a result of the policy.

Yet the jobs being created were disposable ones: part-time work, often at low pay, boosted job creation in the food and drink industry and retail.

Getting what it wished for, however, produced an award that fell short of the P.B.A.'s goal of a 21.9percentt pay boost and, ultimately, parity with the salaries of officers in nearby suburbs.

Ummuna said: "The national minimum wage is one of Labour's proudest achievements in government and it has made a huge contribution to making work pay, boosting living standards and tackling in-work poverty.

That pay boost may now be delayed.