Sentence examples for salary rising from inspiring English sources

Your employer will also contribute at least another 1% of your gross salary (rising to 3% by October 2018) and the government will add in the tax you would have paid on this.

A 35-year-old will have to increase payments to £420 a month (12.4% of salary), rising to £515 if the person is 45 (17.7% of salary), and £625 at 50 (21.4% of salary).

The group's annual report, published over the weekend, shows Sir Terry was paid just short of £4m in total during the year, with his basic salary rising by almost 6%too £1.1m.

The EBA did not name any banks as it published its analysis into the way the industry has implemented the cap on bonuses, which came into effect at the start of this year and restricts payouts to 100% of a bankers' salary, rising to 200% if shareholders grant their approval.

One of the most troubled and talented individuals in the sport, and somebody who Thierry Henry flew to Barcelona to watch play last year, Iverson's arrival at a salary rising to $20m £10.13mm) per annum over the next couple of years meant Kroenke had to pay another $10m in fines for exceeding the salary cap.

On March 5th EU finance ministers decided that European bankers' bonuses should be capped at a maximum of one times their base salary, rising to two times if shareholders explicitly agree.The declared aim of the bonus cap, which was the brainchild of the European Parliament, is to dampen the incentives for reckless risk-taking that in the past led to bank bail-outs and costs to the taxpayer.

As her salary rose, her taxes did, too.

His salary rose tenfold from 2006 to 2010, to £350,000, according to the prosecution.

His salary rose thereafter, to $7.5 million in 2002 and $17.5 million in 2003, according to Equilar.

He survived, and joined the staff, where his salary rose to more than compensate.

Within months, Draseika began driving forklifts for a building consultants and his monthly salary rose £500.