Sentences with phrase «big raise»

, the board has already administered a costly voter survey, discussed parcel tax implications at recent board meetings, and all but invited the union to dream of an even bigger raise.

We plant a big vegetable and herb garden ever year (it's 1 big raised bed).

Syracuse, N.Y. — Onondaga County Comptroller Robert Antonacci and county Clerk M. Ann Ciarpelli will be getting big raises in 2012.

Don't forget PLD and Werenski are going to be due big raises in the next couple years.

This is part of why you see other platforms having great go for bigger raises, which also often means the developer needs to already be famous.

A third - party fact finder's report endorsed the county's health insurance proposal but recommended that union employees be given bigger raises of 2.5 percent a year for the next three years.

So while we can see that not many Canadian companies provided their CEOs with big raises, that doesn't mean that they weren't overpaid to start with.

Some stars will get big raises as teams bet their bankrolls on them; other big shots will have to take huge pay cuts or retire, because teams won't have any money left with which to pay them.

Financial firms are preparing to lavish this year's biggest raises on health - care bankers, who will probably see a 20 percent bump on average, according to an Options Group Inc. report projecting this year's biggest pay swings.

Over at the National Journal blog, Mike Antonucci is absolutely right to point out the big new dollars in the D.C. deal but, as Mike knows better than anyone, those kinds of big raises are hardly unusual in K - 12 schooling.

The riders do not have to face a strike, the unions received big raises, and the MTA got concessions on benefits.

Superlow inflation means workers often don't see big raises and consumers may delay buying, thinking prices will drop some more.

Teachers» Pensions and the Overgrazed Commons On March 26, 2015 Governing published this commentary by Marguerite Roza and Michael Podgursky on how big raises to teachers nearing retirement is a recipe for letting pension debt get out of control.

Solstice Mobile, on the other hand, hands out big raises — seven percent — to it's staff.

Indiana's payroll is about $ 53 million, and after next season Jermaine O'Neal, Jonathan Bender and Jeff Foster will be seeking big raises as free agents.

Public employee union leaders slammed Gov. David Paterson for giving five of his staffers big raises as he pushed a furlough plan for state workers.

(Credit Nathaniel Brooks for The New York Times) For decades, the cost of renting a regulated apartment in New York has been partly determined not just by annual increases approved by a city board, but also by the far bigger raises allowed when an apartment becomes vacant.

Teachers packed the lobby of the Arizona Capitol in Phoenix in the wee hours of Thursday morning, as lawmakers debated a budget that gives teachers big raises but falls short of their demands for better school funding.

The clear concern of the union is that if reform candidates win, it will be much harder to win big raises or protect generous retiree benefits.

Democrats sought unsuccessfully Thursday to add bigger raises for state employees and retirees and to cut private school vouchers from the Senate budget before it passed 33 - 15 along party lines.

This loops back to an earlier discussion on the value of compressing the salary schedule to award bigger raises to teachers earlier in their careers.

What works is psyching myself up before going in by reviewing all the hard numbers of how I've helped the company and asking for a slightly bigger raise than I think I deserve because they might negotiate me down.

Landing the perfect job, rising to the top and earning big raises and benefits are a dream come true, especially if all are achieved at the same company.

Teachers should be paid more — but they should have to prove their value before getting big raises or better positions.

I wouldn't expect there to be a lot of room for big raises.

Within that total, the agency's planetary science coffers get an even bigger raise, a 20.7 % increase to $ 2.2 billion, the highest level ever after adjusting for inflation and programmatic changes over the years.

But superlow inflation often means workers don't see big raises.

On March 26, 2015 Governing published this commentary by Marguerite Roza and Michael Podgursky on how big raises to teachers nearing retirement is a recipe for letting pension debt get out of control.

However, if you're tired of high taxes, out - of - control spending, the handing out of big raises, hiring personnel for political gain, nepotism and hidden agendas, there is another way: follow the wave that is sweeping our country and vote them out of office.

«Most fraudsters, when detected, will say, «I did it because Jane got a bigger raise than I did,»» CGACanada VP of research Rock Lefebvre concurs.

They'll never get a promotion, or a big raise or opportunities others might get.

Not that you can't get a big raise from your current employer.

If you give someone a big raise, they are far more likely to put up with your bad management for a bit longer, but eventually, they'll still leave.

It was also reported that the two leads weren't paid nearly as much as they deserved for the film and that they hoped to score some big raises moving forward.

Morgan Stanley gave James Gorman the biggest raise yet among Wall Street chief executive officers for last year, boosting his pay 25 percent to $ 22.5 million.

If, for example, you received an inheritance, won the lottery, or were granted a big raise at work, it'll be harder to prove the financial hardship necessary to seek out a debt settlement to begin with.

Critics of the move say one big concern is whether everyone else on the payroll demands a big raise to keep pace.

I woke up one day and realized I had my new senior manager right under my nose and ended up formalizing his promotion and giving him a big raise.»

«Look, I can quit»: Why Target is giving workers a big raise Washington Post Danielle Paquette September 26, 2017

So far it's been going well but by the end of the year I'm hoping for the big raise that puts me into a lot more disposal income to invest.

By having Thornton on a one - year deal, San Jose won't have to sweat nearly as much about the big raises going toward Vlasic and Jones next year, when their combined cap hits jump from $ 7.25 million to $ 12.75 million.

Instead, we can search through a long list of New England deals that shipped established talent out of town either before a big raise was due or a contract standoff could ensue.

Ed Warinner's promotion to OL coach at #Michigan comes with a big raise: $ 525K salary his first year, $ 550K in 2019, plus a $ 25K retention bonus.

Spencer's getting paid like a rookie really and there'd be one more year of that before he gets the big raise he deserves, with us or another team.

After all, they got the biggest raises in baseball history.

I have to say, whoever scouted this guy deserves a big raise.

So, Paterson is going to lay - off others while many on his staff keep their raises, SUNY furloughs and lays - off workers while administrators get big raises, and then he says if he had it to do over, he would have appointed himself to future employment in the vacant US Senate seat.

NYC Council members seized on the big raise de Blasio gave his new schools chancellor to push for raises for city cops.

The former district manager for a brownstone Brooklyn community board — who was forced to resign in disgrace amid stalking charges — was back in court, this time on charges he forged documents to give himself big raises.