Sentence examples for pay times from inspiring English sources

Suppose you are making $100,000 a year at age 45 and your plan gives you an annual benefit equal to 1% of final pay times number of years of service.

This is lost pay, time, and quality of life.

And obviously not having paid time off is a downside.

The deal suspends cost-of-living pay increases, limits overtime pay and reduces paid time off.

The half-hour lunch break is no longer paid time for the 260 hourly workers.

They wanted paid time to work with, rather than against, the demands of daily life.

Most people do get paid time off.

Others are being given paid time off.

These paid time off plans can translate to more paid vacation time.

Here again, the issue arises concerning paid time to work on ICT input and output systems.

More pay, more benefits, more paid time off, more pensions and profit sharing.