Sentence examples for pay implemented from inspiring English sources

A central cap on public sector pay, implemented at a time when inflation will be rising, is a crude and blunt instrument that will hit not just low-paid staff, but also the squeezed middle – many of whom will also face higher NI contributions.

"If regional pay is implemented this will cut pay and be a further devastating blow for local economies across the UK.

Unions said the strike stemmed from the council's decision to pay £1,400 "market supplements" to a limited number of social care staff in compensation for a 5% pay cut implemented on 11 July.

That might mean a pay rise implemented over three years, rather than the two-year deal currently on the table.

The business secretary, Vince Cable, said on Saturday that care needed to be taken over how local pay was implemented to protect career progression in the civil service.

"The pay increases implemented last month and backdated to August 2013 actually totalled around 3% in most institutions; with the 1% for all on top of 3% incremental increases for many, plus merit awards".

If NCVO's recommendations on increased transparency around senior executive pay are implemented, the general public will be able to find out even more easily than today the salaries of top earners in the charities they support.

He said that for six million public-sector workers the pay freeze implemented by the chancellor would in fact feel like a cut once inflation, now running at 5.1%, and the rise in VAT was taken into account.

India's science minister, Jitendra Singh, said "the demand was legitimate and the science ministry worked doubly hard to get this pay hike implemented quickly even in these times of economic hardship".

While the pay system implemented in the NHS was designed for the characteristics of that health care organization, there are some more general lessons for any country or health system considering a significant change in their approach to pay determination.

In Raiganj (high intensity area) community injury prevention promoters (CIPPs), paid volunteers, implemented the program.