Sentence examples for pay earning from inspiring English sources

And women in the computer industry are at a disadvantage in pay, earning an average of $55,000 to their male colleagues' $65,000, according to the National Science Foundation.

And meanwhile he's been a miser about his own pay, earning (on average, over six years) a mere $1.2 million annually, a rounding error for chief execs these days, (see table).

Many salaried store managers told HuffPost that they worked up to 80 hours per week without overtime pay, earning close to the minimum wage when they broke down their salaries by hour.

The program is restricted to pay earned while in the qualifying zone.

Those who invested their pay earned respect as well as compound interest; those who wasted it on whiskey and cards forwent both.

$30/hour: This is foreman-level pay, earned by a worker with complete mastery of both our particular skills and the wider demands of the trade.

Critics often point to the disparity between the low pay earned by workers and the premium prices some of these products can fetch.

He recommends that the pay of those at the top of the public-sector should be openly compared with the median levels of pay earned by staff in their services.

Eventually, the respect and pay earned in mountaineering made it attractive to the Sherpas, who, being so well adapted to the high altitudes, were capable of carrying large loads of cargo over long distances.

Total pay earned in Wales has fallen by more than 8% since the financial crisis started, according to unions.

Srinivasaraju and Kumari take home less than $60 a month (Rs 2,500)–a fraction of the pay earned by Satyam's regular employees.