Sentence examples for salaries schedules from inspiring English sources

WHETHER they left the workplace for four months or 14 years -- or are considering a leave -- women will find that re-entry takes planning, ingenuity and flexibility regarding salaries, schedules and even the work itself.

Union leaders recall old fights to win single salary schedules in systems that paid men more than women and whites more than blacks.

These contracts are borne out of US unions' legal obligation to provide service to everyone, regardless of their membership status – including representing non-union workers in disciplinary cases, filing grievances and bargaining for the contract, the provisions of which (like salary schedules, pensions, vacations) will apply to all employees.

Salary schedules and benefits are regulated by provincial governments and vary accordingly.

Policymakers need to revisit tenure requirements and redesign teacher and principal compensation systems with their uniform salary schedules.

Districts may also improve student achievement growth at no cost by reshaping their salary schedules so that they are increasing and concave in teacher experience.

Ransom and Sims (2010) used pre-negotiated salary schedules as an instrument for actual teacher salaries in Missouri and found evidence of market power by school districts.

Yet, some of the incentives are small one-time payments and not integrated into salary schedules, unlike those of public school teachers.

Using data from the School and Staffing Survey (SASS) and a more recent data set, the Teacher Rules, Roles and Rights (TR3), we find that collective bargaining has a significant impact on all aspects of current, qualification-specific salary schedules.

Currently, this imbalance is offset by having due process (tenure) and salary schedules.

Why do we need due process (tenure) and contractual protections (seniority and salary schedules) in public education?