Sentence examples for standard salaries from inspiring English sources

The D-League's standard salaries are far below what some players can earn elsewhere, and many of the league's base cities – Fort Wayne, Bakersfield, Boise – hold little outside appeal for professional athletes.

Over the next 5 years, IfA hopes to raise the standard salaries by a cumulative 13% above inflation.

(Standard salaries are €52,000 for researchers with less than 10 years' experience and €78,000 for those with more).

NW: Should the federal funding agencies play a role in determining standard salaries, benefits, career training, and rules governing working conditions for postdocs?

"We're just trying to cover operating expenses, it's all very standard: salaries, we have 16 staff that work at Snopes, various kinds of overhead, travel, that kind of thing.

(Currently, standard salaries are 30,000-80,000 BDT per month for a non-specialist doctor [or US$384-1026384-1026approximate exchange rate of 78 BDT: US$1] and 20,000 to 50,000 BDT per month [US$256-641]256-641]urse. Specialist doctors earnurseely variable salaries depending on their area of focus and seniority).

The department issued a proposed rule to raise the overtime threshold from $455 per week, or $23,660 per year, to a "standard salary level equal to the 40th percentile of earnings for full-time salaried workers," which is $921 per week in 2013 dollars, or $933 per week adjusted to 2014 dollars.

Each year some are hired away by larger orchestras that can afford to pay considerably more than the $18,200 that is now the standard salary here.

They hire young Chinese to trade for them — often with no standard salary but a promise to share in any profits.

At present, the majority of institutions do not enforce a minimum standard salary for postdocs.

Some hospital systems don't collect fees for each service provided to a patient, but instead pay their physicians a standard salary.