Sentence examples for pay relative from inspiring English sources

A healthy economy and low pay relative to other careers has opened positions.

That however, says IBM, is a small price to pay relative to Z12's benefits.

"The charges are not proportionate to our smaller size and ability to pay relative to many of our peers".

A new report from the OECD provides a useful gauge, by calculating primary teachers' pay relative to GDP per head.

Another idea, part of the consultation that closed last year, was to require companies to publish a ratio of executive pay relative to those outside the boardroom.

Executives' pay relative to workers' shrank between 1945 and 1974, but only because the rank and file gained leverage from the rise of unions.

But they are not allowed to pay relatives excessively or without justification.

In the short term, life in the United States is terribly hard even for the more successful migrants, who tend to work long hours at low wage jobs to pay relatives back for their passage.

Acclaim Entertainment said yesterday that it would pay relatives of the recently bereaved in return for placing small billboards on headstones, and that the offer might "particularly interest poorer families".

For those who fail to last longer, the money can go fast when there are taxes to pay, relatives to help and children — Mr. Williams has two sons, 6 and 2, who live in Seattle — to feed.

Another (in countries where the consent of relatives is required for cadaveric organ donation) is to pay relatives for transplant rights over their recently deceased loved ones' bodies.