Sentence examples for terms of a pay from inspiring English sources

"Everything I've made in terms of a pay rise has gone into living and saving.

Staff in at least 11 colleges are voting on taking strike action against colleges that have refused to implement the terms of a pay deal, agreed two years ago, between the lecturers' union Natfhe and the Association of Colleges.

Andrew Lovegrove, senior consultant at Skills for Health: We have seen a sea change in society where we expect the same regardless the day of week, provision of public transport, retail opening hours etc. Do we need to think about pay in terms of a total remuneration package rather than specifically unsocial hours payments?

Girls have been outperforming boys academically at schools for several decades, so it was only a matter of time before that fed through in terms of a difference in pay.

We've been on a pay freeze for seven years, which in real terms is a pay cut of 20%.

A pay calculator on the union's website shows the government's pay and pension policies have cut earnings up to 20% in real terms over the course of a pay freeze and cap.

Connections between Damascus and opposition areas in terms of paying teachers' salaries, paying doctors never completely went away, even in hard-core opposition areas.

Under the terms of a severance agreement, Salomon Smith Barney paid him more than thirty million dollars and agreed to continue paying his legal bills.

In terms of soldiers' pay, that underwrites $260 a month for the lowest ranks, which in Afghanistan is above-average pay for unskilled labor.

"In terms of equal pay, there's obviously a question to be answered about how it's divided up, but I don't think it's my personal quest," said the Oscar nominee.

But there are no rights for him in terms of not paying a price for it.