Sentence examples for raise to those from inspiring English sources

Janitorial companies, which contract to clean the office buildings, had been opposed to offering any raise to those workers in the first year.

DuPont laid off 10% of the original 270 employees but gave a 20% pay raise to those it kept.

DuPont cut 10% of the original 270 workers and gave a 20% pay raise to those it kept.

Alternative voting systems have been suggested over the years, but objections have been raised to those as well.

But the grapes need treading in both good years and bad, and there should always be a glass raised to those who do so as uncomplainingly as Overturn or Rapid Redux.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani has repeatedly defended his merit pay proposal, saying the best way to encourage city workers to be more productive is to give raises to those doing the best work.

In Oyster Bay, Tony Macagnone, a town councilman, said that the two companies that provide security and cleaning services for the town -- the first test of the new wage regulation, he said -- have already given raises to those who qualify.

The median income had surged since 2014 because millions more Americans found full-time jobs, but there is little evidence that employers are rushing to offer raises to those who already are employed.

All of these would permit the economy to grow at historically acceptable rates, to open up jobs for college grads beyond those with a software engineering degree, and allow for raises to those who need it most.

Still, attention should be raised to those in risk of skipping a needed guidance toward improvement and who, in the present set up, are indeed in risk of being left in limbo.

Be sure to offer promotions and pay raises to those who deserve it.