'pay concerns' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It generally means issues relating to compensation or reimbursement for work done. For example, "We discussed pay concerns at the staff meeting today."
The strikes are over disputes on hours and pay concerning the introduction of the proposed 24-hour Tube service, which was set to begin in September.
NHS England's chief executive, Simon Stevens, acknowledged junior doctors' "critical role" in the NHS and "legitimate non-pay concerns".
TUC General Secretary Frances O'Grady said: "Whilst not every employee on a zero hours contract is exploited, this survey shows that job insecurity and low pay are concerns for a significant number of workers, including white collar staff.
But, she added, not enough attention has been paid to concerns like the long-term durability of patches to fireproofing.
And executives do not generally pay sufficient concern to the effects of their firm's potential bankruptcy on the rest of the financial system.
Ms. Murdoch, 31, has spent four years at BSkyB, Europe's No. 2 pay television concern, most recently as managing director of Sky Networks.
As far as equal pay is concerned, openly publishing who earns what – or "pay reporting" – is the only way employees will seriously be able to address the injustice of pay discrepancies.
However, in planning and providing such support, attention must be paid to concerns of sustainability and local ownership, both of which are precursors to policy uptake.
One way to understand the notion of paying back is that it concerns paying debts that are owed.
The pay-television concern British Sky Broadcasting Group plans to issue 19.1 million shares to raise $340 millionn, or $541 million, to help finance its purchase of a stake in KirchPayTV of Germany.
