Sentence examples for salaries work from inspiring English sources
As the head of the Council's Education Committee, Ms. Moskowitz has jostled repeatedly with the mayor and Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein over teacher salaries, work rules and school management.
Starting salaries work out at around £22,000 plus benefits, which include a relocation allowance, company pension scheme, corporate discounts to buy a car or, if you are raising a family, childcare vouchers.
Don't be afraid to ask about potentially sensitive issues such as typical salaries, work hours, and so on.
Previous authors have noted that the Eastern Mediterranean is a common destination for the "circular migration" of Indian nurses, whereby nurses – motivated by higher salaries – work abroad temporarily, then return to their country of origin [ 6].
At the same time, they stress the importance of contextualizing these behaviours, for example considering the salaries, work conditions and institutional culture that may reproduce inequitable power relations and related abuse within health centres [ 29].
With restrictions on the media lifted and freedom of speech flourishing, the cork has popped on years of bottled-up demands over salaries, working conditions and other grievances.
Throughout these brief cycles, the established names draw huge salaries, working as many as seven catwalks a day in New York, London, Milan and Paris at fees that can approach $10,000 a show.
There is not much chance for permanent relief until the nursing profession is made more attractive to young people through better salaries, working conditions and public recognition," one reads.
Hospital and specialist services are provided by professionals on government salaries working in government-owned hospitals and other facilities that are under the direction of regional authorities called hospital boards.
Surveys such as Glassdoor and WageIndicator collect data on salaries, working conditions or company reviews and often reach a large number of participants.
The future may indeed be bright for young scientists; a global boom in science may indeed lead to labor shortages and enhancement of salaries, working conditions, and prestige.
