Sentence examples for pay found from inspiring English sources

(For example, a study of pairs of neighboring counties with differing minimum pay found that higher wages had no adverse effect on restaurant jobs).

Will Hutton's recent review of public sector pay found that, even though recruitment from the private sector into senior roles was limited, it "contributed to senior pay inflation".

Research for the High Pay Centre into performance-related pay found remuneration for directors in the FTSE 350 increasing more than twice as fast as profits and four times as fast as market value from 2000 to 2013.

One study conducted by the Drexel University and the National College Players Association, which advocates for college athlete pay, found that star American football and men's basketball players would receive between $714,000 and $1.5m on average, above and beyond the value of their scholarships, if they played in a truly free market for their talents.

The growing dissatisfaction with pay found a unifying outlet in 2012, when a group of fast food employees staged the industry's first-ever strike in New York City.

An analysis by Equilar, a consulting firm specializing in executive pay, found that on average, the 200 highest-paid CEOs make approximately $22.6 million a year, or almost $10,800 an hour, a 9.1% increase from the previous year.

And it helped workers like Mr. Yullah, who is still owed nearly six months' back pay, find new jobs.

Victims who are reluctant to pay find themselves surrounded by tough-looking characters who make paying seem like the wise course.

If you haven't read, ALL WORK NO PAY: Finding An Internship, Building Your Resume, Making Connections, and Gaining Job Experience, you are missing out.

If a site asks you to pay, find another one; they are plenty out there.

And many who were paid found that their new income was not enough to buy what they had lost.