Sentence examples for pay practice from inspiring English sources

The public sector has historically led the way in developing good equal pay practice, most of which is publicly available.

ISS has identified shifts away from performance-based compensation to discretionary or fixed pay elements as a problematic pay practice.

And that may explain why a pay practice that has contributed mightily to ever-rising compensation — the use of the corporate peer group — remains intact at most companies.

Public sector leaders need to reinvigorate good equal pay practice: introduce regular equal pay audits, publish the outcomes, and take action to put right any inequities.

Corporate debt, rising in large part to pay for options plans, "is the dirty little secret of corporate America," added Ira T. Kay, the head of the pay practice at Watson Wyatt Worldwide.

Research conducted by Michael Lynn, at Cornell University, who is the foremost academic authority on tipping, has shown that people of color receive lower tips than their white colleagues, which arguably qualifies tipping as a discriminatory pay practice.

This would deal with complaints of discriminatory pay practices.

The bank has also changed its pay practices for 2009.

Moreover, Asian regulators have set no limits on pay practices.

Bank pay practices have been a focus of investor anger.

Pay practices, kept beyond scrutiny, may be one explanation.