Sentence examples for vast pay from inspiring English sources

Such disclosure is crucial to changing the corporate norms that have allowed for unjustifiably vast pay discrepancies.

If Woolnough's big call is right – and rates rise later this year or next – then investors will probably happily continue bankrolling his vast pay package.

And despite their vast pay rise under his ministers, they have a greater dislike of their work and an intensified contempt for his government.

Here, what was once one of the highest jobless rates in the EU has become the lowest (barely 2%)—and without vast pay differentials or the abolition of the welfare state.

But a reform to the way remuneration committees operate would be a small step towards reducing the vast pay gap in Britain and injecting a little "fairness" into the corporate sector.

Most of the increase in income inequality has been at the very top of the scale: it is hard to see how the vast pay packet of a hedge-funder in New York changes the intentions of someone waiting tables in Utah.

American wrestling is slick and well-groomed, with sweeping operatic storylines that converge in vast pay-per-view amphitheatre events.

Take that egregious example, Linda Wachner of Warnaco, claiming a vast pay-off from her bust business.

It stands accused of signing off unnecessarily vast pay-offs to departing senior members of staff – though at present no one is willing to admit who, exactly, wrote their name on the dotted line.

"It is not right that a small minority can avoid paying what they owe while the vast majority pay the right tax on their earnings.

Its director general, Mark Thompson, said that vast celebrity pay deals were heading for a period of "retrenchment".