Sentence examples for pay pool from inspiring English sources

The pay pool rose 6% last year.

Cutting the pay pool in half would swing the firm to a profit of about $500 million.

In the subsequent two years, management will use a discretionary merit pay pool for Guild members that is equal to the pool for nonunion employees.

And so Zipcar does things like they have Zipcar nights where you come to a bar, and you pay pool with your fellow Zipcar members.

Indeed, the bank did the unthinkable for the final months of 2009: It subtracted about $500 million from its pay pool, rather than add more money to it, even though the bank earned a healthy $4.95 billion for the quarter, above Wall Street expectations.

Now the Securities and Exchange Commission has dipped its toe into the executive pay pool with a rule issued last week that would require companies to publish a comparison of their chief executives' pay to the median compensation of most other company employees.

"You can say to them, 'You're being too wimpy this time,' or, 'You were being too aggressive last time.' " This year's bonus season, which began in late December and will continue until February at some companies, is expected to be the worst for industry employees since 2008, as regulatory measures and economic uncertainty have cut deeply into profits and made pay pools smaller.

The club also needs to pay for pool, elevator and interior repairs "within projected estimates" and to pay its monthly mortgage bills.

Teachers in Twin Falls gave up a day's pay to pool enough money to keep a hearing specialist on staff.

Communities have used the federal largess to pay for pool tables, bridle paths, tennis courts and state and local salaries--at the expense of not just their own taxpayers but also those in other, less-blessed, communities.

If you don't want lessons, then you're just paying for pool fees.