Sentence examples for secure pay from inspiring English sources

That turned into a moral failure, by insisting on making the neediest and the least secure pay the highest price for an economic and financial crash that they did not cause.

Not only the failure to defend the economic fabric of our common life – secure pay, good housing, accessible education – but its political expression.

FHFA, which is charged with conserving the assets of Fannie and Freddie on behalf of taxpayers, worked with the Treasury Department to secure pay packages for the two firms' executives in December 2009.

But he was also hoping to lift one of the union's biggest bargaining chips: the threat of a strike has long been wielded to secure pay raises and other benefits for teachers.

Each day brought new local crises: counties exhausted their supplies of basic materials (gloves, body bags, and bleach); county employees evaluated threats from fearful and angry community members, searched for vehicles to carry bodies and transport patients, and worked to build isolation facilities and secure pay for health workers.

The humiliation of failing to secure pay-per-view rights to the event must have hit the old guy hard, and though he tried to chuck in the odd zinger - "I wish they'd leave me alone", he lamented stagily of a succession of fawning British prime ministers - it was clear that enhancing the viewer experience out of the goodness of his heart was anathema to him.

A champion of young people, Londoner Rajeeb has since founded Enternships.com to aid youngsters find secure paid internships.

A champion of young people, Londoner Rajeeb has since founded Enternships.com to aid youngsters secure paid internships, and also co-founded StartUp Britain to nurture entrepreneurial culture.

She was working unpaid in an art gallery, hoping to secure paid work, when, in order to continue claiming jobseeker's allowance, she was forced to work unpaid at Poundland.

Many of her members would like paid employment and quite a lot do voluntary work, she said, but it was difficult for them to secure paid work.

Following the withdrawal of public funding, the GB women's indoor  programme was in danger of closing down but the majority of the team were able to secure paid professional contracts around Europe.