Sentence examples for pay change from inspiring English sources

Many flyers appreciate Southwest's lack of baggage fees, and business travellers with rapidly changing schedules love not having to pay change fees.

"The Conservatives are stuck in the 1970s where they think teachers are a static workforce with nowhere else to go, so they can treat them badly, cut their pay, change the goalposts constantly over curriculum and exams, and that teachers will lie back and take it.

Butcher Lola: Unintended Consequence: How Government Policies Have Increased the Cost of Cancer Care; Part 1, Medicare Pay Change Triggered Care Migration, Oncology Times, September 10 , 2014

But at the end of the day, Instacart believes the pay change is in the best interest of all.

So, there were fewer out there, and shopkeepers were using them to pay change rather than cashing them at a bank at the end of the day.

Plus, the in-store shopper is actually an employee, not a contractor – and this pay change wouldn't affect them, as they're compensated differently.

The retailer claims 90% of its 69,000 staff will be better off from the pay changes.

(The study excluded severance pay, changes in pension values and stock awarded in previous years that vested in 2011).

Low pay, changes in work patterns and more people working part-time hours all play a part," he says.

Investors vote on executive pay schemes in an advisory capacity, but most companies try to gain their biggest shareholders' approval for pay changes.

Brian Lightman, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, which represents secondary heads, said the pay changes had been rushed in and senior staff needed more training.