Sentence examples for salaries push from inspiring English sources

Europe's aging population is creating new opportunities for Polish medical doctors, while inadequate working conditions and relatively low salaries push many high-skilled healthcare workers to search for employment abroad.

These jobs are good, solid middle class jobs with annual salaries pushing close to six-figures.

But the Regions have made big efforts to claw back lost ground in traditional bases in the east and south by raising public sector salaries, pushing through legislation on Russian-language rights and returning to people a part of savings lost with the 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union.

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The only problem I can foresee is that although the pay is great for a 26 year old with 2 years experience, I can't imagine being satisfied with this salary pushing 30.

Even the country's largest private industrial conglomerate, Videoton, is having to raise salaries and push employees to work overtime and become more efficient.

The general manager, Steve Swiggum, said the state's offer to subsidize the salaries helped push the company to accelerate its hiring.

This week's decision by Abbey, Britain's second-largest mortgage lender, to offer home loans up to five times borrowers' salaries may push prices higher still by helping first-time buyers.

I received a pay raise and my new salary will push me over the $65,000 threshold.

Only a couple of the measures address Italy's faltering growth: a tax break for young entrepreneurs; and a promised loosening-up of Italy's notoriously restrictive shopping hours in towns popular with tourists.Perhaps most significantly, a reduction in politicians' salaries was pushed into the next legislature.

Others say salaries are pushed down by fundamental changes in the way companies treat workers, or by a decline in union membership, or by the swell of a "shadow" workforce that is not currently looking for jobs but could yet be enticed.