Sentence examples for standards of pay from inspiring English sources

In it, the authors argue that corporate directors should eliminate peer groups and instead "develop internally consistent standards of pay based on the individual nature of the organization concerned, its particular competitive environment and its internal dynamics".

The solutions start with the workers themselves; they must be allowed by their employers to unionize, so they can engage in collective bargaining and hold their employers responsible for basic standards of pay and safety.

Mr Dillingham particularly blames the FAA for not monitoring closely enough the standards of pay and training of the private security firms employed by the airlines.Some screeners are paid as little as $6 an hour less than they would get for working in a burger joint.

Unite represents 2,062 tanker drivers, covering 90% of drivers supplying to forecourts, and is calling for minimum standards of pay, hours, holiday and redundancy.

"Fleming", a four-part drama about the youthful antics of the writer Ian Fleming, did rather less well.These are not failures, but nor are they hits, even by the lower standards of pay-TV.

"The standard of pay in America is very high," Sir Christopher responded.

Even in hard times, music executives enjoy a standard of pay that baffles the literal-minded reader of a balance sheet.

Yet by the topsy-turvy standards of corporate pay, what's remarkable is not how big that number is, but how small.

Even by the Olympian standards of executive pay, the Musk plan is a jaw dropper.

"You get bigger gender gaps in those less standard forms of pay," she added.

The supermarket said its standard rate of pay for store workers would go up from £7.08 to £7.36 an hour from next week.