Sentence examples for taking pay from inspiring English sources

The unions made concessions by taking pay cuts.

Despite taking pay cuts, Gannett's top executives still received sizeable six-figure bonuses.

"We're all taking pay cuts at the first of the month — my sons, my daughter.

But, the union adds, officers are also taking pay cuts to escape what they see as dismal working conditions.

They're obviously not going to be taking pay cuts, but they're probably not going to be getting big raises either".

Mr. Stirling said that in labor talks, the museum's leaders did not offer any concessions like taking pay cuts themselves to help make up for their miscalculations.

Some groups, keener on extortion than left-wing ideology, are evolving into criminal gangs, taking pay-offs from mining firms.

TfL analysis found the cost of taking pay-as-you-go payments was 14p out of every £1 spent on PAYG.

Vodafone was fined £3.7m for taking pay-as-you go customers' money without providing a service in return; and £925,000 for flaws in its complaints handling processes.

And finally … Last week Vodafone was fined £4.6m by Ofcom for "serious and sustained" breaches of consumer protection rules, including £925,000 for flaws in its complaints-handling processes and £3.7m for taking pay-as-you go customers' money without providing a service.

Well the ISPs appear to have got essentially what they wanted – a non-Sky platform to deliver pay-TV as part of their "triple play" strategies -that's customers taking pay-TV, telephony and internet from the same supplier and is a battle that Sky has been winning hands down mainly at BT's expense up to now.