Sentence examples for rises in basic pay from inspiring English sources

The government faces pressure to crack down on companies offsetting rises in basic pay by removing other benefits.

However, a 7.4% rise in basic pay cushioned bosses from the impact of the downturn.

It will also cut out-of-hours pay for junior doctors working evenings and Saturdays, in exchange for a 11 per cent rise in basic pay.

Jeremy Hunt's offer of an 11 per cent rise in basic pay, she said, came with a significant contraction of what were considered 'antisocial hours' attracting higher pay rates.

The government has offered an 11% rise in basic pay for junior medics, but at a price: other elements of the pay package are to be curbed.

Jeremy Hunt is to offer junior doctors an 11% rise in basic pay in a last-minute bid to stop them going on strike just as the NHS is preparing for its most pressured time of year.

The new minimum came into force in April but a number of retailers and other businesses have offset the rise in basic pay by cutting other benefits such as special rates for unsocial hours or overtime.

He offered an 11% rise in basic pay to try to bridge the gap in earnings that extending a trainee medic's normal working week would involve, but the BMA rejected that as too little.

Currently any doctor who works one in two weekends gets a 50% banding of their salary, but it seems possible under this new contract that they will only receive a 10% banding (and a 10% rise in basic pay).

Jeremy Hunt is to offer junior doctors an 11% rise in basic pay in an eleventh-hour intervention to stop them going on strike just as the NHS is preparing for its most pressured time of year.

The bosses of major retail chains warned that any rise in basic pay for workers is likely to mean cuts in other benefits, such as annual bonuses, staff discounts or pension payments.