Sentence examples for pay terms from inspiring English sources

According to the letter, while Ryanair has offered improved pay terms to pilots at four bases – Stansted, Dublin, Frankfurt and Berlin – none has yet agreed to any deal.

Minimum standards on safety and wellbeing in our museums and galleries are badly needed, as are improvements to pay, terms and conditions.

A spokesman for the Department of Health said: "The NHS already has the freedom to determine pay terms and conditions, but most employers prefer national pay frameworks such as Agenda for Change.

Studios counter that pay terms for IATSE, which represents technical crews, were negotiated in spring 2008, before the recession clobbered their DVD sales and advertising revenue.

He also promised classroom support staff better pay terms.

Under "take or pay" terms common in the industry, Russia may bill Ukraine for the unused gas.

Students should be aware that all waivers are time-sensitive: those who fail to meet the appropriate deadlines will be obliged to pay term bill charges.

For example, perhaps you can negotiate a longer pay term or faster delivery.

"We are going to have hell to pay in terms of side effects".

Tully also blamed "morale-sapping" changes to pay and terms of conditions.

But what is the price we pay in terms of our personal well-being, physical and otherwise?