Sentence examples for recommended salary from inspiring English sources

The Living Wage Foundation's recommended salary of £8.25 an hour is hardly going to hurt a company like ISS that makes millions of pounds in profit every year, but it would be a good start for people like me.

If a club feels it has to exceed the recommended salary, it informs the labor relations people in the commissioner's office and they reserve the right to require the owner to participate in a telephone conversation about the salary.

Neil Maggs, the Respect Party's mayoral candidate, said: "Probably around half of that [the recommended salary] is fair.

They were also frustrated about the government's decision to stop issuing a recommended salary scale and perceived it gave 'no recognition and due respect to the teaching force' (p. 35).

They offer a free service to county cricketers to help negotiate contracts with their clubs; they set minimum recommended salaries and they have a more high-profile input with the ECB over the nature of central contracts and the smooth running of the England side.

Their salaries will rise by from 1.5%to3%3% this fall under the new contract, and then gradually conform with the standards set by the U.S. National Institutes of Health, which lists recommended salaries for postdocs based on their experience.

Mr. Gargano said that the same salary study authorized by the board for senior management salaries recommended a salary of $225,000 to $250,000 for the executive director.

Second, the Department of Trade & Industry published a "consultation document" on executive pay, where it recommended acceptable salary levels for British CEOs, discussed who should and should not be on a compensation committee and suggested putting all CEO pay packages to a shareholder vote at a company's annual meeting.

Under the Kindergarten and Child Care Centre Subsidy Scheme, pre-primary service institutions were required to pay teachers according to the recommended Normative Salary Scale (Legislative Council of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, 2008a).

The senior salaries review body recommends pay levels for judges and other public servants.

Senate Democrats have recommended a salary threshold of $56,680, which would qualify about half of all salaried workers for overtime pay.