Sentence examples for unfair pay from inspiring English sources

Unless there is a change of heart on this unfair pay policy, millions of public sector workers will desert Labour".

The party will encourage employers to make greater use of pay reviews and equality checks to eliminate unfair pay gaps.

"Unfair pay and an increasing reliance on casual, short-term contracts for teaching staff fundamentally devalues the contribution tutors make to our university education.

In the past two years, workers in two dozen midsize independent supermarkets across Brooklyn have accused their employers of unfair pay and poor conditions.

He and a team of colleagues asked what the physical impact of unfair pay was, this time as measured by our heart rate rather than brain waves.

The University and Colleges Union (UCU) have recently joined forces with Unison, Unite and EIS to organise a series of strikes by members over unfair pay.

With an industry that is plagued with unfair paid wages and slave-driven labor, "Good & Fair" seeks to change the ethos of the fashion world by putting out a quality product as a certified fair trade company -- clothing that is slave free.

He said that contests were an effective way to attract contributors but that "bribing," or paying per article, "is not good at all because it will be very unfair to pay some people and others are not paid".

"People say it's unfair to pay a levy at all," said David Basskin, president of the Canadian Mechanical Reproductions Rights Agency, one of the groups seeking the fee.

If an NHS trust is as big as a FTSE 250 company (many are), then it is not unfair to pay the top half dozen leaders six-figure salaries.

The House of Commons education select committee has today published a report calling for more payment by results in teaching, so that incompetent teachers are not able to hide behind a "rigid and unfair" national pay structure that currently hands bonuses for excellence to more than 90% of teachers.