Sentence examples for pay code from inspiring English sources

They could take on board and adapt Hutton's fair pay code, including its proposed "fair pay process".

In a recently published report for the government, Observer columnist Will Hutton called for a fair pay code to be extended into the public services industry.

The review of high pay in the public sector, carried out by Will Hutton, argued for "fair pay as a social norm" and recommended a fair pay code.

Britain's Financial Services Authority may have watered down its pay code after bankers whinged about losing talent, but it has been using moral suasion to good effect, calling bosses to express its displeasure at the re-emergence of guaranteed bonuses.

In the UK, the Financial Services Authority will have to widen the reach of its existing pay code from 27 key firms to 2,500 businesses and will be under pressure from banks to announce its approach early next week.

Pay audits are also recommended by the Equality and Human Rights Commission EHRCC) equal pay code and there is an equal pay audit tool kit on the EHRC website.

The word 'amateur' has been erased from boxing letterheads, the iron curtain separating amateur and paid codes bulldozed.

They do this by running free and paid coding courses, training events, and by advising companies on tech talent.

Eventually, through the connections she made, Brideau landed a six-month paid code-writing internship at London-based Enternships, which places students and recent graduates in positions with starts ups and small businesses.

It found there has been a shift to variable to fixed pay and indicates that is expects more bankers to fall under the scope of its pay codes.

Much of the wage disparity is caused by existing contract provisions that include more than 600 separate pay codes for overtime, hazardous situations, meal reimbursements, and bonuses for inclement weather, cement work and operating special equipment, Galperin reported.