Sentence examples for servant wages from inspiring English sources

With their leader back, the Cambodia National Rescue party has a renewed fervour, promising free healthcare, education and pensioner rights; an increase in factory and civil servant wages; an end to illegal land grabs and forced evictions; and lowered prices for rice, electricity and petrol – incentives that have the potential to sway a huge chunk of the 9 million voters.

He remained an MP until 1713, usually voting with the Whigs and working on committees concerned with regulating servant wages and the naturalisation of foreigners.

Even though the economy is growing this year, economists fear it will slide back into recession in 2011 as higher taxes and civil servant wage cuts of five percent bite into consumption.

That allowed it to begin paying civil servants' wages on time while cutting the fiscal deficit.

In Kenya more than half of total revenue is consumed by an exploding bill for civil servants' wages.

A few are going further by trying to trim the power of the unions that defend civil servants' wages.

In 2012 civil servants' wages gobbled up 70% of government revenues, which have also been squeezed by falling commodity prices.

It was a stretch last month to pay pensions and civil servants' wages after repaying a €1.4 billion IMF loan instalment.

Pay for civil servants would be frozen for three years, top-level civil servants' wages would be cut and the retirement of state employees would be delayed.

Now, for the first year in the past six, civil servants' wages will be not be cut, and some will get pay rises.

None is easy.Domingo Cavallo, the economy minister, has already slashed up to 13% from civil servants' wages and pensions, and from payments to suppliers.