Sentence examples for salary equivalent from inspiring English sources

Under the draft budget, civil servants next year will lose their Christmas bonus salary, equivalent to one month's pay.

Iraq's unemployment rate is 50percentt, and police officers earn a relatively high average salary, equivalent to $228 a month.

With a salary equivalent to $423 and rent at $176, paying for food and fuel exhausts his income, he said.

He is entitled to at least a year's salary, equivalent to about $1.6 million, as well as a pension built up from 28 years at the company, which would be worth about $11 million when he reaches retirement age.

That December, he said, Hilal put out a call to young men in the area to attend a military camp in Mistiriyah, promising guns and a salary equivalent to ninety-five dollars per month.

Teachers who get that rating two years in a row are eligible for a large permanent pay increase to make their salary equivalent to that of a colleague with five more years of experience and a more advanced degree.

A few council leaders will get salaries equivalent to that of a Welsh assemblyman.

"With over 60,000 employees in the UK, Capita ensures it pays salaries equivalent to local rates and continuously reviews salary levels across the group," he said.

Wuqi has also raided other cities to hire well-regarded teachers, sometimes offering annual salaries equivalent to $30,000, which is several times what a locally hired teacher makes.

It suggests younger women are doing a better job than my generation did in picking jobs where they can earn salaries equivalent to what their male counterparts collect.

In the past few years, Castro has increased the number of police officers in Havana considerably, and given them salaries equivalent to those earned by doctors.