Sentence examples for teacher payments from inspiring English sources

Both sides agree that their major bargaining disagreement is over an increase in teacher payments for their health insurance premiums.

That exasperates Weingarten, who was head of the New York City teachers local until 2008, and negotiated a deal with Bloomberg to lower teachers' retirement age from 62 down to 55, in return for increased teacher payments into the retirement fund.

Most teachers received payments averaging close to $2,000.

But today the company is taking a (slight) turn to monetization as it unveils Activities, a feature designed to let teachers collect payments from parents for school activities like field trips, sports uniforms, etc.

Crucially, it also helped to shape policy concerning refugee education (e.g. on Syrian curriculum) and established a teacher compensation payment scheme in collaboration with MoNE and the Turkish Post Office.

Ms. Deller said that because of some costs over which there was little or no control -- like teacher retirement-fund payments, health insurance, and fuel and energy costs -- "school districts had no place to go other than to their taxpayers".

The district will use the fund to pay $500 a month toward each eligible teacher's mortgage payment for up to five years.

According to a Government Accountability Office audit released [in July], the stimulus money has been used to "cushion" state budgets, retain teachers, boost Medicaid payments and deal with a host of other short-term state "emergencies".

For less than four monthly payments, a teacher could have purchased precisely the same crib from Amazon and several other sites; MyPaycheckDirect charged a 266.15% premium for the "convenience" of the 12 monthly payments and no credit check.

Card companies such as Square and iZettle let anyone from yoga teachers to plumbers accept payments by credit card.

Joseph Dragone, deputy superintendent for the Harborfields school district, said that the mandated costs of health insurance and payments to teachers' retirement funds were huge expenses over which districts have no control.