Sentence examples for pay encouraging from inspiring English sources
In some high-street pharmacies, staff rely on commissions for 60% of their pay, encouraging them to promote expensive brands over cheaper ones.For five years a bill has been before parliament to liberalise the sector.
Oklahoma refused to take part in the national settlement: its attorney-general, Scott Pruitt, released a scathing statement saying the deal rewarded homeowners who stopped paying their mortgages over families who continued to pay, encouraging defaults.Nor were any crimes or violations of the law revealed in the public announcements.
The workers said that managers, through threat of firing or docking of pay, encouraged the fraud and allowed hundreds of inaccurate forms to be turned in to the local office at 2121 Glebe Avenue.
Or perhaps some governments deliberately keep wages low because they take it for granted that customs inspectors and driving-licence clerks will supplement their official pay.Although it is plausible to suspect that low pay encourages government officials to seek extra income, a strong correlation is hard to draw.
According to Tom Smith, director of the Centre for the Study of Politics and Society at the University of Chicago, surveys still show Americans to be more sympathetic than Europeans to the idea that unequal pay encourages people to work hard, for example, and less sympathetic to the idea that governments should try to smooth such inequalities out.In this section A sign of things to come?
Keyes said that say on pay encourages executives to think long term and emphasized that.
So playing to pay encourages all voters to deny success to these oligarchs by doing everything they can to insist that their votes are counted and count.
Moreover, the levers that will reduce poverty -- policies to create more good jobs, ensure equal pay, encourage asset-building, and help maintain dignity and security when families fall on hard times -- are the same levers that will strengthen and rebuild our middle-class.
Those who work in them grumble that care in the community has made work with patients outside hospital more prestigious and better paid, encouraging lots of good nurses to leave.
"But we do know that paying encourages repetition," he added.
This seems a small price to pay for encouraging more efficient airlines and beginning to address global warming.
