Sentence examples for staff paying from inspiring English sources

The union charged on its Web site that the new plan would result in BBC staff "paying more in contributions and working longer and getting less in retirement".

The numerous foreign nongovernmental organizations in African countries attract doctors and nurses to work as program management and support staff, paying relatively high in-country salaries and perquisites.

Other options expected to be discussed at the pension forum on Monday include staff paying in more and changing retirement ages.

And Mahabouba will soon spread her wings further: the new fistula hospital plans to bring her to Niger so that she can help train the nursing staff, paying forward the gift that she received.

In a letter to Fairbrother one payroll company wrote: "We can save you money – 20% of your labour costs – by reclassifying PAYE staff, paying them through CIS [a construction industry tax scheme for self-employed people]." It continued: "Last year this saved our clients over £25m in Employers NIC [national insurance contributions], placing tax and employment law liabilities with us".

The unions complain that the changes will basically leave public sector staff paying more and working longer for less.

Q: How much are staff paid?

In March 2010, University College London had 311 staff paid more than £100,000.

A number of our staff paid with their lives.

Beyond the cap, staff pay all extra costs.

A six-person staff, paid a total of about $12,000 a year, is available for hire.