Sentence examples for top up pay from inspiring English sources

D&D London, which posted revenues of £71m this year and is half owned by Sir Terence Conran, joins a growing list of establishments using service charges to top up pay to the national minimum wage.

Whereas field work and packing and processing were once given to local workers with reasonable family-friendly hours and the chance to top up pay with voluntary overtime at weekends, now it is 24/7 rolling 12-hour shifts confirmed only at short notice, theoretically for the national minimum wage.

Members of Delphi's three unions would get special payments called "top-ups," paid by G.M.'s pension fund, to restore whatever the government took away.

Another source of possible measurement error comes from una tantum payments, which are lump sum top-ups paid in case of delays in the renewal of the collective contract.

Blendle has the data to back it up too: it has 130,000 registered users, with a fifth coming back to top up and pay for content.

It would ensure that the benefits of growth reach everybody in society, genuinely help to 'make work pay' and, given the state pays millions to top up low pay with tax credits, would reduce the benefits bill".

However, many of those on lower incomes would be able to claim additional tax credits to top up their pay.

External examining is one of the many ways (alongside additional teaching, book royalties and consultancy) that they can top up their pay packets if they feel hard up.

Harriet Harman says it is not okay to expect MPs just to top up their pay because they think it's too low.

It says almost two thirds of those who will be adversely affected live in working households who receive benefits to top up low pay.

The move follows diners' concerns that their gratuities do not go to the staff who serve them, with restaurants often "creaming off" some or using tips to top up low pay rates.