Sentence examples for pay location from inspiring English sources

So many factors go into making a "great" company -- benefits, pay, location, perks -- but the thing that makes it a great place to work is its culture.

The location will go mobile-only starting next week, Reuters reports, turning one of the Seattle-based company's two internal cafes into a dedicated mobile order and pay location.

With nearly all major film work now taking place outside of California, lower-budget productions are almost the only ones left paying location costs, said Paul Audley, president of FilmL.A., a nonprofit organization overseeing regional permitting.

Google is also not the only way of advertising online and others have used, for example, paid location and demographic targeted adverts in Facebook on.

Accept that you may need to adjust expectations — not just about the job itself, but also about its pay and location.

"Consumers understand that when you go to the theater or a concert, you pay for location; there's one price for sitting in the orchestra, another for the back of the mezzanine.

In Paris, many buyers pay for location and make do with apartments smaller than 300 square feet.

For job seekers sifting through opportunities in the workforce right now, says D'Arcy, flexibility ranks third in terms of importance behind pay and location.

Back in my day, we had to pay for location information, none of this "SimpleGeo" or "Google Latitude" malarkey you youngsters have these days.

The margins vary according to the composition of a boat (all male boats get charged much more), the qualifications of the skipper (more experience means better pay), and location.

These averages hide large differences in pay by location, age and job type.