Sentence examples for pay longer from inspiring English sources

Not only do its 4.5m public-sector workers enjoy near-total job security; they also work shorter hours, get more pay, longer holidays, larger pensions, wider health cover, fatter bonuses and bigger perks than their counterparts in the private sector.

School boards, swept up in the nationwide push for educational reform, are pushing back, demanding far-reaching changes to improve performance, including merit pay, longer school days and an end to seniority.

Because the Giuliani administration wants increased flexibility to run the schools, the negotiations will touch upon many explosive issues that schools and teachers' unions across the nation are facing -- merit pay, longer school days and weakening tenure provisions.

The strike, organised by a local union branch headed by Johnson, was in protest at the way Bain Capital had arranged for all the workers to be sacked and then rehired on much worse conditions – less pay, longer hours, no work pension.

An insurance that you'll pay longer.

Some financial aid was paid out by the government after the disaster, and some foreign companies are looking at arrangements for paying longer-term compensation.

The way they have traditionally set pay no longer squares with the way their businesses work.

A rise in the relative rate of pay needs longer to take effect where proficiency takes long to acquire.

After three years, he ranked 312 out of 314 in his class, and his parents refused to pay any longer.

This meant that the higher taxes homeowners paid no longer benefited their own children.

Benefits can be paid for longer if the economy is in recession, but only if Congress agrees.