Sentence examples for relative pay from inspiring English sources

Changes in relative pay have reinforced the problem.

The difficulty is one of relative pay as well as job availability.

Issues of recruitment and retention, including relative pay, numbers and skills, all demand more attention nationally than they currently receive.

After a recession which initially curbed private but not public wages, state employees enjoyed an unplanned pick-up in relative pay.

But difficult working conditions also make the job less appealing compared to other professions, especially when relative pay is considered too.

Family may be the tie that binds, but it is not always the tie that can help a relative pay for sudden, great expenses.

The study found that on average families with an imprisoned relative paid $13,607 in court-related costs.

Afterward, a relative paid the $500 fee to a bonding company for him to be released on $5,000 bail.

A relative paid Mr. Diveroli's $1,000 bail as his bid for the Afghan contract was in its final review.

Her monthly bill is $2,200, compared to the $7,500 that another relative paid several years ago for a private room at a large local nursing home.

In the end, a relative paid police 200,000 roubles (then about £4,000) as a bribe to release the old man, who left Chechnya, and eventually moved to Istanbul to join his son in 2010.