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The movement to reimburse gay employees for the extra taxes they must pay has gained momentum in recent weeks: American Express joins Morgan Stanley and Bank of America, which also recently announced that they would adopt the policy.

The notion that too few Americans are paying income taxes has gained currency on the right in recent years.

Its richly paid sales force has gained a reputation for bullying.

Vulture funds have pursued a "screw you, pay me" strategy that has gained traction with many congressional Republicans, while decimating Puerto Rico's economy.

The issue of pay for college athletes has gained momentum as the amount of money for television rights going to the NCAA and sports conferences like the Southeastern Conference and Big Ten has skyrocketed, with athletes frozen out of the riches.

The approach has paid dividends, with the party having gained 55 seats on local councils, including a seat on the Greater London Authority.

Since starting its beta in January, Hail has gained 42 paying customers.

But the movement for guaranteed paid holidays or vacation time has gained much less traction in the U.S., even though polling shows that Americans by and large like the idea.

As executive compensation has rocketed in recent years, proposals that would give shareholders the right to vote on pay packages have gained in popularity.

Under Dodd-Frank, shareholders of companies with highly paid chiefs have gained a platform for expressing their thoughts on executive compensation.

With the imposed NLW in April 2016, the effect will be to bring new or unqualified staff into line with levels of pay that others have gained through their application and endeavour; this is less impactful at the NLW introduction rate of £7.20 an hour, but when it exceeds £9 in 2020 there will be no ability to afford to reward training with higher pay rates.