Sentences with phrase «found staff salaries»

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What I found was slightly over 50 % of the budget was dedicated to the staff (churches rarely list individual salaries for fear that people might have a problem with the lead pastor's salary and benefits), for four pastors.

The brightest thing to come out of the game was Jesus wenger caring for his six hundred employee, while he himself pockets around 8 million pounds yearly.How bout he donates his salary to the staff at arsenal as he cares so much about them.That man has gone to new low in finding excuses for not buying players.

Wenger and his staffs should learn from younger managers like Pochettino, on how Pochettino was able to find such talented players with lower prices and salaries.

His auditors found $ 1,981,802 in unauthorized salaries and fringe benefits, $ 310,136 in undocumented consulting costs, and $ 173,539 in staff bonuses for teachers whose evaluations showed they did not deserve them.

The foundation also paid the salaries of two retired university staff members who returned to state employment, while they were also collecting state pensions — allowing them to circumvent state caps on «double - dipping,» the report found.

If you are paying high salaries, or recruiting extra staff or consultants to ensure that you can cover all of the skillsets needed to support your school, then you may find that elements of co-sourcing or even outsourcing your ICT support to a partner such as RM will prove much more cost effective, and allow you to focus more resources into the classroom.

Unfortunately, teacher compensation has not kept pace with increases in salaries in other sectors.38 According to a 2016 nationally representative survey of more than 3,000 teachers, nearly half of teachers would leave teaching «as soon as possible» if they could find a higher - paying job.39 Furthermore, most teachers are not rewarded for working in hard - to - staff schools, in shortage areas, or for their excellence in the classroom.

«If your salary costs rise and your budgets remain the same, we're finding it much more difficult because most of our costs are staff.»

We computed real - dollar school budgets, based on actual staff salaries, and found huge within - district variations in per pupil spending.

The drop in instructional expenses — $ 706 per student — is due mainly to lower salaries and reduced benefits for instructional staff, Harris and Buerger found.

Take the passage that reads: «One of the main problems with [the Institute of Education Sciences (IES) and the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF)-RSB- lies in finding the capacity among traditional researchers in university departments of education to conduct and even appreciate such work... Instead, the funds have been taken up by the growing sector of not - for - profit organisations... IES (and EEF in the UK) need the capacity that these organisations offer in order to conduct evaluations, and the organisations themselves need the external funding maintained in order to pay the salary of staff employed to do the evaluations.

The study compared data from 291 museums in the USA, Canada, and Mexico, looking at more than 50 staff positions in every institutional department, and found that the average median salary increased by 3 per cent in 2016.

These are just three ways that companies are finding they can save money without having to cut staff, salaries or hours.

Findings of the sixth annual Hays Salary Guide reveal that a general sense of buoyancy masks looming staff retention and recruitment problems, a lack of succession planning and reputational issues, which combined could ultimately spell big trouble for Canadian employers.

The fifth annual Hays Canada Salary Guide also found that while employers are relatively optimistic about the year ahead, they're staff isn't, and instead burnout, low morale, and stress - related absences for workers have risen sharply.

2) Cut expenses, such as: over-paid bureaucrats» salaries; cut staff; cut so - called promotions; cut cushy fact - finding trips; cut out the fat, generally.