Sentences with phrase «like public sector pay»

13:09 - Speaking on 1 %, benefits will rise by 1 %, as predicted, just like public sector pay.

Not exact matches

The government have already announced some measures to cut the deficit, like a two - year public sector pay freeze.

«But we've also said we're going to freeze public sector pay for a year, we've said we are going to ask people to retire a year later from 2016, we've identified some benefits like the child trust fund that we won't go on paying to better - off families.

In addition to the state agencies, including SUNY and CUNY, public sector employees like Kaloyeros and Pato can earn more if they are paid through authorities or other quasi-public entities created by the state to carry out specific functions.

«Spending in the wider economy is also hit because millions of public sector workers are enduring a pay freeze - while inflation is high and the cost of household necessities, like energy, are soaring.

Speaking during prime minister's questions today, Mr Brown said he would have liked to have given all public sector workers their full pay award.

Mr Brown said he would continue his strong stance on «sometimes quite controversial issues» like the 42 - day limit pre-charge detention for terror suspects or public sector pay.

by engorging the public sector and boosting pay in that world, they have created alternative careers for the likes of Simon Stevens (ex Balliol Oxford, President of the Union and Lambeth Labour Councillor), James Purnell and Tristram Hunt,

Like all Labour supporters you do not seem to realise that the public sector can only exist to the extent that the private sector generates enough income to provide the taxes to pay for it.

From dodgy contractors, paid cash in hand, to paragons of public sector respectability like executives at the BBC and the Department of Health, paid through limited companies.

Commentary and analysis of the Janus v. AFSCME Supreme Court case that will take on the question of whether public sector unions, like teachers unions, should be able to force non-members to pay fees.

In certain provinces, like Ontario, public sector employees paid over a certain amount have their salaries listed by the government.

Probably more true for litigators that jump into public sector, since from the folks I've talked to, it seems like in - house corporate gigs still pay well.