Sentence examples for pay plummets from inspiring English sources
"I was lucky to get a really good deal as a debut author; it seems publishers gamble a lot on a debut, but then if it doesn't pay off, the pay plummets.
Overtime pay plummeted by 44percentt.
During the recession, housebuilders laid off thousands of workers, bricklayers' pay plummeted to as little as £35 a day and many went abroad or got different jobs.
Between 1993 and 1995 radiologists watched their inflation-adjusted pay plummet 11%, to $244,400.
Many members have seen the real value of their pay plummet by up to 15%." But business lobby group the CBI said the squeeze was "tough but necessary" at a time of tight public finances and it was also "encouraging to see that government will have greater control of the welfare budget through the new cap".
After the 2008 housing crash, its income from property taxes, and ability to pay bills, plummeted.
The first clues are emerging that Wall Street pay will plummet this year — but perhaps not enough to satisfy the financial industry's critics.
Cisco's package is sending a message not just to potential employees, but also to current staffers who've seen the value of their pay packages plummet along with Cisco's shares, which, at $17.45, are 80% off their high.
Labour's shadow work and pensions secretary, Liam Byrne, said: "Any shred of progress on jobs is welcome but today's figures show that economic recovery is so weak that pay is plummeting.
The Journal Inquirer, which covers the area around Manchester, invested in its Web site, and then paid circulation plummeted.
