Sentence examples for rigid salary from inspiring English sources

Rigid salary structures in which pay rises with seniority (as in Japan) should also be replaced with more flexible ones.

Free agency among players, a rigid salary cap and movement among head coaches forever changed the landscape of professional football.

The players would like to get their hands on as much of that as they can, but the owners argue that a more rigid salary cap is needed to save the league from bankruptcy.

Although the Kings returned every member of the Cup-winning roster despite the N.H.L.'s rigid salary cap, they were forced to deal with a series of serious injuries and make major adjustments.

With billions of dollars in national television money shared equally by N.F.L. teams and a rigid salary cap restricting teams' payrolls, the rules of the game make small markets equal to their big-market brethren.

Professions that stick with rigid salary structures lose talent to more flexible ones: one reason why America's school system is in such a parlous state is that high-flyers refuse to join a profession in which the only way to get ahead is to get older.

7 20 21 Reports based on non-selected samples of less than a thousand UK medical respondents again suggest that gender differences in salaries exist despite rigid pay scales.

Silicon Valley may be known for its colorful workplaces and free catered lunches, but its true innovation in compensation was exchanging the rigid tenure-based salary systems of East Coast professional firms for the meritocracy of the pure labor market.

From forcing workers to compete with each other for their salaries to establishing rigid and unnatural privacy through the use of thick cubicle dividers, anything that promotes isolation will need to be noted.

By the same token, some freewheeling American doctors do not like KP's rigid systems or fixed (albeit generous) salaries.

Ways must be found to pay differential salaries in the public system, where the rigid labour legislation has meant that rural zones and small cities bear the brunt of the deficit in doctors.