Sentence examples for pay flexibility from inspiring English sources

Other suggestions include giving headteachers and their governing bodies a larger degree of pay flexibility than they currently have.

He said that although the Lib Dems were prepared to contemplate a measure of public sector pay flexibility in different parts of the country to help recruitment, across-the-board regional pay would be a mistake.

On pay: we will do more to encourage local and regional pay flexibility On tax: having cut corporation tax from 33 pence to 30 pence and small business tax from 23 pence to 19 pence, I promise we will continue to look with you at the business tax regime so that we make and keep the UK as the most competitive place for international business.

However, salaries should not necessarily be created equal: The report says that head teachers and governing bodies should "use all the pay flexibility at their disposal" to recruit and retain teachers in shortage fields.

"Pay flexibilities do not work when schools have insufficient funds to use them; enforced pay freezes are making starting salaries uncompetitive.

"At a time of severe economic austerity and where there is already stark evidence that schools are using existing pay flexibilities to deny teachers pay progression however well they perform, the claim that these recommendations will result in good teachers being paid more is risible".

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and New York City's largest municipal employees' union yesterday agreed to a tentative 27-month contract that provides a raise of more than 8percentt and gives the mayor some of the merit-pay flexibility that he had sought.

"We wanted to see whether policies around paid leave, paid vacation, flexibility in work schedules, and childcare assistance explain the smaller gaps in happiness in societies that provide these benefits," said Robin Simon, a professor of sociology with Wake Forest University and an author on the study.

More women also choose jobs that trade some pay for flexibility and reasonable hours.

They specialize in initiatives that are the opposite of what they sound like — the Fair Pay Workplace Flexibility Act of 2006, for example.

They specialize in initiatives that are the opposite of what they sound like the Fair Pay Workplace Flexibility Act of 2006, for example.