Sentence examples for subject of pay from inspiring English sources

For many women, the subject of pay is a fraught one: we all know women earn less.

We broach the awkward subject of pay and the many female actors who have been vocal about the inequality that still exists in the industry.

The commonly accepted practice, when a man has an idea for collecting other peoples published works into a volume, is for him to write his authors inviting them into the book and, if he mentions the subject of pay at all, offering to settle out of court, so to speak, for a small sum.

After all these many years, it is shameful that the subject of pay or wages is not solved.

In Part 1 the subject of pay is explicitly addressed and solutions to the pay issue are all over the magazine.

Hospital outcomes are now made available to the public on government and privately run websites, and are the subject of pay for performance programs.

Vermont senator Bernie Sanders, campaigning for Hillary Clinton in Raleigh, North Carolina, hit hard on the subject of paid family leave, one of Clinton's most committed policy planks.

A British parliamentary inquiry into the subject of paying bosses large amounts even when they fail reported last month that it would prefer the government to give industry's own initiatives on the subject time to work rather than to impose new laws.

I'm all in favor of Obama's position, but it's a fairly arcane and geeky topic compared to the subject of paying families a living wage.

On the subject of bankers' pay – he was chief executive of Barclays until 1998 – Taylor said it had always been high relative to other sectors.

Pell said the subject of a pay rise was not even discussed when he was recently promoted from within RBS to his current position.