Sentence examples for terms on pay from inspiring English sources

Martin Leutz, a spokesman for Gesamtmetall, the engineering employers' federation, refers to a "huge breakthrough" in that year's wage round, allowing companies to deviate from agreed terms on pay, bonuses and hours if this would secure or create employment, or keep investment in Germany that would otherwise go elsewhere albeit with the agreement of workers' representatives.

A lot of parents will meet a nanny, fall in love with her during the interview, and spend a lot of time doing reference checks and trials, only to discover when they make an offer that they can't come to terms on pay, or that the nanny needs to be paid "off the books," which is not something they're prepared to do.

In terms of this latter condition on pay rates, it was the employers, when asked, who had strong views that artists' experience and reputation should command higher rates.

The recommendations never change, however: promoting equality between men and women in professional spheres in terms of pay, their presence on company boards, or developing structures for child care and employment flexibility.

Women get a lower return on educational investment in terms of pay.

NEW YORK JETS -- Agreed to terms on a pay cut with T Jumbo Elliott.

And he is also concerned about the longer-term effect on pay should companies find themselves shovelling their funds into final salary schemes, leaving only a fraction left for wage rises.

"There will be a long-term impact on pay in the US but that's more driven by the fact that these will be different businesses from what they used to be," he said.

In terms of pay practices, Espinel mentioned that in Starbucks China, as in the United States, there is no cap on promotion in terms of pay.

One of the big holdups in terms of paid applications on Android has been the lack of great billing options.

"Yes, there have been some delays in terms of paying bonuses on time but we pay them at the end," Brima Mazola Kamara explained.