Sentence examples for significant pay cuts from inspiring English sources

The union leaders weren't happy they would have to tell their members that they'd agreed to the first significant pay cuts in decades.

The union leaders weren't happy — they would have to tell their members that they'd agreed to the first significant pay cuts in decades.

The proposals are particularly unfair to GP trainees, A&E trainees, doctors who take parental leave and clinical academics, all of whom are vital and are likely to face significant pay cuts.

The Packers also managed to persuade center Frank Winters and halfback Dorsey Levens, two other key components to the team's resurgence in the 1990's, to take significant pay cuts this week.

Flight attendants' schedules are often wrecked by delays and as the airline industry went into its steep downturn after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in 2001, many airline workers took significant pay cuts and reduced benefits in order to help the carriers stay in business.

About 95 out of 100 bankers have agreed to take significant pay cuts for this year and to give up guarantees of future pay as part of Mr. Mack's effort to restructure First Boston, the New York-based investment banking arm of the Credit Suisse Group of Switzerland.

Hart said Wariner left because he had asked Hart to take a significant pay cut.

But there is still great skepticism that he will accept a significant pay cut to gain his professional freedom.

When he took the job at Paul Quinn — where he is known affectionately as Prez — he took a significant pay cut.

When she returned to teaching, she took a significant pay cut, with a starting salary at Gatoto of $10 a month.

It is a significant pay cut from the £2.5m she earned from Santander last year, including buy-out awards from her previous employer, the credit checking agency Experian.