Sentence examples for welcome pay from inspiring English sources

For starters, let's note that it's a highly significant – and welcome – pay rise for a large chunk of Britain's 5 million low-paid workers.

Katherine Chapman, director of the Living Wage Foundation, said: "Today's new living wage rates bring a welcome pay rise to thousands of workers across the UK.

Adam Corlett, the Resolution Foundation's economic analyst, said: "Over a million workers will get a welcome pay rise today as a result of the latest increase in the minimum wage.

George Osborne's "national living wage" in the social care sector could bring a welcome pay rise for up to 700,000 workers – but only if the upfront costs of £2bn to the sector are met by public investment, experts say.

Many employees see the changes as a welcome pay boost for work they're already doing.

Getting the museum ready to welcome paying visitors again will be another matter.

Companies that develop solar power projects in the United States would not welcome paying tariffs on panels that might exceed 100 percent of the wholesale price.

These witch doctors or healers welcome paying visitors – but be polite and respectful as it is an age-old tradition that is widely believed by locals.

But along a perilously narrow secondary road that slithers downhill from Sintra to the village of Colares, a handful of quintas welcome paying guests.

Who would not welcome paying $800 more tax if it means paying $1,000 less for health insurance?" McAuley admits abolishing private health insurance would be too big an ask of the current government.

9. Manoir de Ponsay Chantonnay, St-Mars-des-Prés, Vendée (00 33 2 5146 9671; chateaux-france.com) The de Ponsay family, who have owned this 15th-century, red-brick chateau since 1644, welcome paying guests these days and our inspectors enjoyed the 'family feel' with meals often served communally.