Sentence examples for predictable pay from inspiring English sources
The other main teaching union, the NUT, which with the NASUWT represents around 90% of rank-and-file teachers, has argued that predictable pay scales are one of the main attractions for new entrants to the profession.
As previously expounded upon, formerly incarcerated individuals often cannot obtain employment after release and may find it hard to access jobs that offer training and pay schedules that have predictable pay increases.
The hours were predictable, the pay was stable, and the job offered much needed health insurance, which allowed me to have the peace of mind not to fret about making the rent each month and the opportunity to concentrate on writing my script.
The board's get-togethers may be rather predictable, but the pay is good -- more than $350,000 a year, on average -- and Mr. Grundhofer could learn a few things about what it was like to live through the Great Depression.
His call led to predictable outcries of "pay up".
Translation: more-predictable earnings.
Most of all, there were questions prompted by the mayor's daring if predictable gambit — not paying the teachers a previously negotiated 4 percent hike in the coming year.
The pedagogical and didactical approach must face different external condition such as the duration of each lecture, the predictable drop of paying attention and the resulting necessity of different kind of activities.
Many of Green Valley's mostly middle-income settlers spent 40-year careers with government or blue-chip industrial employers that now pay them predictable pensions.
Traded life policy investments (TLPIs, otherwise known as senior life or viatical settlements), which invest in US life insurance policies, have been promoted to UK investors on the basis that they pay a predictable and far higher yield than cash savings, and do not suffer the same peaks and troughs as stockmarket investments or savings effected by economic cycles.
