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The Obama administration is about to boost pay for about 5 million low income workers after announcing changes to how US employers determine who gets overtime.

But at the same time the administration has asked Congress for more money to pay its servicers -- the White House this year requested an additional 18.5percentt for the 2016 fiscal year -- leading some federal officials to question why the administration has continued to boost pay for servicers as it also takes on some of their responsibilities.

The bonuses, which total $14.2 million and will go to slightly more than half the 160 high-poverty schools the city deemed eligible, are part of Mr. Klein's efforts to boost pay-for-performance programs in the city's schools.

Restaurant owners can use this new pool of revenue to provide their employees with benefits, such as health-care coverage, retirement plans, and paid family leave, in addition to boosting pay for kitchen workers.

The party has claimed increasing the statutory minimum wage of £6.50 an hour to the higher £7.85 living wage would boost pay for 250,000 people in Wales by 2020.

TJX Companies, the owner of T.J. Maxx, Marshalls and other stores, announced Wednesday that it would boost pay for its lowest-paid workers to $9 an hour.

"Policies like the national living wage will boost pay for the very lowest earners but Britain will need to raise its game on productivity – and ensure those gains feed through into pay packets – if we're to see stronger wage growth across the workforce".

One part of her proposal would boost pay for early childhood educators.

It doesn't push interest rates lower or boost pay for bank tellers or help more farmers qualify for loans.

The ballot proposal is sponsored by the Swiss Trades Union Confederation, which states that the measure will boost pay for 300,000 Swiss citizens, or about 10percentt of the country's workforce, mainly those in service and agricultural jobs.

UCLA has boosted pay for assistant football coaches to an unprecedented level for the university.