Sentence examples for pay per hour from inspiring English sources

In November of 2015, Jeremy Hunt tried to deal with the ballooning NHS agency spend by introducing "caps on the total amount NHS providers can pay per hour" for agency doctors and nurses.

I asked these people, 'How much does this job pay per hour?' And none of them knew.

You want something part-time or flexible with reasonable pay per hour, that interests you enough not to depress you over time.

Among the places most likely to be affected are those served by United's fleet of Boeing 747-400 jethe the wide-bodied, long-haul planes that have the highest operating costs, both in maintenance and pilot pay per hour.

Most broadcasters negotiate fees for programme commissions based on a tariff of what they will pay per hour for a particular genre - factual, drama, entertainment - and what time of day a show is broadcast.

There's something weird about pitching all your great ideas (giving them away) and then debating how much to pay per hour for a designer Left-brain, right-brain: I feel that creative thinking is something that should be spread to lots of different areas.

According to the InfoQ blog, AWS RDS is "cheaper than corresponding Google Cloud SQL pay-per-hour options, but one needs to consider other costs such as data storage and transfer fees, etc".

Deliveroo is currently trailing a switch from pay-per-hour to pay-per-delivery, and the riders argued this risked them working for below minimum wage during quieter times of day.

We started to peruse motels online and as it turns out, my ex-hostel mates were correct about the sex toys and pay-per-hour rates but there is so, much, more.

The game is up for Zone 1; soon it will exist only as a nucleus of tourist hell, the city will become defined by its sprawl and the heart of it will be like Centre Parcs, but with less wholesome family bike rides and more pay-per-hour Gumtree day brothels.

The Packers pay $10 per hour.