Sentence examples for pay unfairness from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Conservatives' plan to raise the threshold for public sector strike action, which O'Grady takes as "a desire to stifle any dissent in the workplace against pay unfairness".

Sure, governments can regulate, but they must pay investors for "unfairness" of policy changes that interfere with trade.

But what really galls me isn't how much I have to pay: it's the unfairness of it.

His father, Ralph Thompson, speaking to the New York Post, said that his son had told him: "They [white people] have to pay for all their unfairness.

At a time when 2.4 million women find themselves "sandwiched" in this way, when they look out into the public world and find it so dominated by men; and when unfairness in pay is still so entrenched, they'd be forgiven for looking back at the latter part of the 20th century and asking – was it real?

But he also devoured Western management books, which taught him heretical ideas like the unfairness of paying every worker the same wage, no matter his ability.

Only when we have got rid of the complications and unfairness in NHS pay can we have a proper debate about a fair pay settlement for the NHS.

Individual pay decisions will result in unfairness and less mobility in the teacher job market".

"Clearly there is unfairness in the pay system and that hurts our members, who are mainly technicians, porters and cleaning staff without whom universities would not function.

Another possible relevant point in the substantial expressions of unfairness is that the remuneration procedures pay less attention to long working experience and to the age and seniority of staff than is expected in this particular social and cultural context.

Possibly, the unfairness of having to pay her landlady for the meteorite that hit her had upset her view of life.