Sentence examples for reduction pay from inspiring English sources

The 10,000 mechanics would take a 13percentt wage reduction, pay 20percentt of their health insurance costs and perform under different work rules that would increase productivity.

However, most studies on flow drag reduction pay attention mainly to reducing the viscosity by physical or chemical methods, but according to Newton's viscosity law flow drag depends upon fluid viscosity and velocity profile.

However, the reachable space contains only one strongly connected component, what is the worst case for TVI, therefore the overhead of the model reduction pays off when compared with TVI.

Incentives can be paid continuously (a premium or reduction paid for every patient which meets criteria) or periodically.

The EHR-project management's main argument for not allowing workload reduction (paid by the county) was a general principle about leaving decisions about workload reduction to the individual hospitals in the county.

"The last four years have been challenging, with staff reductions, pay restraint and pension changes but I believe the Civil Service has delivered brilliantly on a massive programme of change for the government".

LONDON – Job cuts, asset sales and other cost reductions paid off for the British bank HSBC as it posted first-quarter earnings on Tuesday that beat analysts' expectations.

Stirling Council said the net reduction in pay was actually 0.5% across all pay grades, and the additional hour was in line with a standard working week.

Any reduction in pay is due almost exclusively to the reality of using an inaccurate pay system in the past vs an industry standard third-party audited system going forward.

The cuts amount to a 15 percent reduction in pay.

They have been introduced to ensure bankers do suffer any reduction in pay as a result of the bonus cap being imposed by Brussels.