Sentence examples for the minimum pay for from inspiring English sources

The minimum pay for the season is $4,000 for three weeks.

It ignored a recommendation to increase the minimum pay for senior civil servants by £3,300 to £61,500 and has also rejected a recommendation to increase the pay for NHS managers earning less than £80,000 by 2.25%.

She believes that the minimum pay for a bank teller should be $15 an hour, a figure that's also used in an ongoing campaign by labor groups to raise the national minimum wage.

The change came days after the implementation of the government's living wage on 1 April, which pushed up the minimum pay for workers aged over 25 by 50p an hour to £7.20, and months after the restaurant group removed an 8% administration charge from staff tips.

I asked Ward whether he felt that it was fair that the minimum pay for IKEA workers in Danville is eight dollars an hour, and that they receive twelve days' vacation (eight of them selected by Swedwood), while their counterparts in Sweden make at least nineteen dollars an hour and get five weeks off.

The minimum pay for virtually all Tier B workers, he said, will rise to $15 an hour – a few will earn $14.70 – and while he had to swallow a continued two tier, he said the new contract achieves a vital goal.

Alexander Passantino, who ran the Wage and Hour Division under President George W. Bush, said the Service Contract Act, which sets the minimum pay requirements for federal contractors, can confuse companies.

The minimum pay grade for a Meteorology job is GS-6, and the highest pay grade that can be attained within this job series is GS-15.

One striking finding from the report is that the gap between legal minimum wages (the legal minimum a person can be paid) and minimum estimates for living wages (the minimum pay rate needed for a person to lead a decent life) tended to be "even larger in Europe's cheap labour countries than in Asia".

Manpower said its survey of 2,100 employers suggested many were scaling back recruitment plans for the rest of the year, with some blaming the new minimum pay for over-25s, which comes into effect next April.

The top minimum pay for experienced reporters, copy edi tors and advertising salesmen is $242.55 a week at The News and $255.25 at The Times.