Sentence examples for pay divide from inspiring English sources

That means including all part-time workers in the figure could exaggerate the pay divide.

Among Britain's top earners, the pay divide between men and women is nearly 55%, according to the TUC.

Economic pressures also account for the pay divide between public and private institutions, which Mr. Hartle said could undermine public universities' ability to retain their best faculty members.

His rebuke came after Ms Harman, also Minister for Women, used a figure for the gender pay divide more than twice the level used by official statisticians.

"Unfortunately, this just confirms all that Labor's achieved with this fund is boosting union membership and driving a clear pay divide through the childcare industry".

But a paper published last week by a research charity, the Higher Education Careers Services Unit, showed that a stark graduate pay divide exists right from first jobs, and highlighted how 40 years since the Equal Pay Act was passed British women pay a "huge motherhood penalty" in their earnings.

Even looking at average tax rates -- the total taxes you pay divided by your total income -- the poor pay lower rates than the rich, but only until earnings reach around $30 an hour, or about $60,000 a year.

(According to a complex mathematical equation, the numbers of hardworking people willing to put in long hours for low pay divided by indigenous Britons preferring benefits to hard work equalled no benefit to Britain at all).

For all the cases hwage was computed as gross usual weekly pay divided by usual hours and minutes worked per week, including usual overtime.

Ley said the scheme was creating a "clear pay-divide through the childcare industry" with only a select few entitled to the wage increase.

So your percentage share is the total amount you have paid divided by the cost of the property multiplied by 100.