Sentence examples for proposed pay from inspiring English sources

The Work Confederation's proposed pay rise, they say, would change their lives.

At several orchestras, managements have proposed pay freezes or cuts, according to union officials.

Gould said the board underestimated the "amount of public interest and shareholder angst" that Lund's proposed pay deal caused.

But David Cameron and other senior politicians reiterated their belief that the proposed pay rise was unacceptable.

James Landale at the BBC suggests five ways in which MPs could refuse to take the proposed pay rise.

But some shareholders, most likely mindful of the company's falling stock price, noted that the proposed pay package seemed out of whack.

Under the proposed pay-to- stay policy, inmates would literally pay the price of their imprisonment, up to $28,000 a year.

It has also emerged that Rebecca Skitt, the Co-op's chief human resources officer, who joined in February 2013, left last month with a proposed pay-off totalling more than £2m.

Recently, they have proposed pay-for-performance measures that would give doctors small bonuses if their care meets the standards set by national medical organizations such as the American Heart Association.

Last week, after G.E. agreed to determine the pay of senior executives without counting income from its pension fund, the Communications Workers of America and the Connecticut Retirement Plans and Trust Funds withdrew their proposed pay-related resolutions.

In the wake of a proposed pay-cut for doing one of the world's least pleasant jobs, we witness a torturous, mind-numbing process as organizers struggle to diffuse friction among angry strikers, who differ on what strategy to employ against Hormel.