Sentence examples for revised paid from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, Yahoo announced a revised paid leave policy for new parents, more than doubling the time, in some cases, that employees with babies are able to take off.

Turnbull tweaked the Abbott government's already drastically revised paid parental leave policy – but is still proposing arrangements that would cut the entitlements of mothers who get maternity leave from their employers as well as from the state, for some by $10,000 or more.

Last December the Turnbull government tweaked the Abbott government's already drastically revised paid parental leave policy – but it is still proposing arrangements that would cut the entitlements of mothers who get maternity leave from their employers as well as from the state, for some by $10,000 or more.

To create the current version of the DASS, the above version was revised, paying particular attention to the items that had performed poorly in the previous study.

In Britain, regulators must now revise pay guidelines to reflect the more stringent E.U. law, including the use of contingent capital for bonus payments.

LONDON — British Airways cabin crew have voted against a revised pay offer to settle a long-running dispute, their union said on Tuesday.

The shareholder predicted there will be a significant vote against the revised pay package, and against remuneration committee chairman Jane Lighting, a former chief executive of broadcaster Five and of Flextech.

The union, which has rejected an offer of a 2% pay rise and is pushing for 5%, has set management a deadline of midday on 4 June to come up with a revised pay deal or it will vote on industrial action.

After last year's humiliating AGM defeat over the WPP chief executive's remuneration, Sorrell's revised pay and bonus package proved more acceptable to the company's shareholders at the 2013 meeting on Wednesday, with more than 70% voting to approve it.

Stirling Council claims the number of its staff now prepared to accept a revised pay deal is approaching 50%.

But you now have more options, including Pay as You Earn or Revised Pay as You Earn plans.