Sentences with phrase «on staff pay»

«Spend up to and including 30 April 2015 on the secure college pathfinder was # 1.56 m resource (mainly expenditure on staff pay and procurement) and # 4.04 m capital (mainly design fees and site preparation costs).»

Not exact matches

According to town officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity and documents obtained by Business Insider, AMC has kept the Celebration theater empty for close to a decade because it's cheaper to take the loss on the theater than to pay staff and operate it.

Esty kept Baker on staff for nearly three months, providing him a severance pay of $ 5,000 and a glowing letter of recommendation for his next job.

No votes on pay would send a clear message that when executives determine they need to cut staff, boards should slash their bonuses too.

The amount they pay is far less than what it would cost to have those resources on staff full time.

That meant the average annual salary at the company hit $ 90,729 ($ 95,000, # 77,000) in 2015 - up 19 % on the $ 75,979 ($ 80,000, # 65,000) average wage paid out to staff in 2014.

In the process we started paying too much for each new customer, though, so we had to pull back our marketing fast and cut our staff by approximately 20 percent to get back on track.

If Goldman workers earned the same amount quarter after quarter (which they usually don't), it would equal a pay of $ 386,000 for the year — much higher than the $ 338,000 actually paid to on average to Goldman staff in 2016.

We've long seen businesses pay outside lawyers or accountants rather than bring them on staff, but now outsourcing has become more popular for a growing variety of services.

«If our airport staff are looking to upgrade passengers on the day of departure, there is a process that they follow which generally sees passengers that are frequent flyers of the airline — or those that have paid for a fully flexible ticket — benefiting,» Harriet Bevis, Virgin Atlantic spokesperson, told the Daily Mail.

But as health care costs climb — employers pay 36 % more today than they did five years ago — companies are betting on long - term cost savings with their own clinics staffed with physicians, nurses, even chiropractors, physical therapists and pharmacists.

Retail consultant Burt Flicking saw the move as part of a shift at Wal - Mart under Chief Executive Doug McMillon to pay closer attention to public opinion on social issues, noting the company had raised wages for entry - level staff ealier this year.

«Podcast rates are hard to come by, but I'm aware of a few podcasts a quarter the size that are earning somewhere in excess of $ 10,000 / episode; presuming proportionally similar rates (which may be unrealistic, given the broader audience) The Bill Simmons Podcast, which publishes three times a week, could be on a > $ 6 million run rate, which, per my envelope math in the footnote above, could nearly pay for a 50 - person staff a la Grantland.»

Retailers investing in physical locations and paying for rent, utilities and staff get killed every time someone walks into a store and then searches for better prices on their phone.

Smaller firms also reported paying between $ 3,000 and $ 1.4 million in fees to external consultants, while staff accountants spent as much as 90 % of their time on compliance issues.

We've had anywhere from 37 virtual staff members, built up of freelancers, to currently 10 paid full - time employees in house on payroll.

Although Buschman doesn't pay much attention to [his checking account balance], his financial staff does because it's «the key to reconciling everything that's gone on inside this company in the past week.

That's enough capital to pay the staff, keep the lights on and keep building new features, says Livingston.

When you have a superstar on your staff, forget pay scales.

In the process we started paying too much for each new customer, though, so we had to pull back our marketing fast and cut our staff by approximately 20 % to get back on track.

In the organic growth model, you are paying for sales and marketing, paying to hire staff, and burning cash while you struggle to bring on customers to cover the cost.

«Some TPAs have lower - level staff preparing important documents and testing, which increases errors and needed corrections... It would not pay off long - term to be short - sighted on fees.

Meanwhile, Air France crews and ground staff were on their 12th day of striking over pay.

Even the Bitcoin Foundation, which pays its staff in bitcoins, sets salaries in dollars and converts peoples» paychecks to bitcoins on payday.

For the first Rise fund, Mr. McGlashan's group, which will include most of TPG Growth's professional staff, will be paid on financial performance, which is likely to make his job harder, not easier.

Financially seeded by advertising executive Paul Hovan and labour - affiliated investment funds, The Tyee will go on to become an independent publication that pays its writers and staff, thanks to added investment and multiple revenue streams, including monthly financial pledges from reader «Builders» who receive perks.

But executive suites often have administrative staff for free or on a pay - per - task basis.

Late on Saturday, Deutsche Telekom, the German telephone company, agreed a 2.3 per cent pay rise for 17,000 staff this year, plus two increases of 2.1 per cent each in 2013.

She noted that Telford and Butts are close friends of the prime minister's and that he had to sign off on their expense claims, which are paid to political staff throughout government at the discretion of each minister.

While everyone is sitting on their backsides waiting for the results... the board of directors / staff get paid, often by placings.

Then, like my wife's, my life began to change and ultimately I ended up leaving journalism, which had been my life, and taking a 60 percent pay cut to going on the staff of a church.

Do you know how much time is spent on hucking cookies for FREE for the highly PAID upper staff in Girl Scouts?

I have a great core on top of the paid staff of that are real workers for Christ, that I'm continually blessed by seeing there zeal and heart felt desire to work for God.

Of course, being the church as you are, you don't have to pay for gigantic buildings, state - of - the - art sound systems, 17 pastoral staff members, and carefully groomed landscaping on a 150 acres of tax - free church property.

Someone should compare mega church pastor salaries with others wn their church... hmmmm do they care ab the poor on their staff, poor bc of what they are paid to serve the lord but others who are rich and serve the lord.

Needs are «created» via dependency — dependency of members towards pastoral staff and pastoral staff dependency on members to pay salary — sometimes taking «the shirt off your back» as it were, which is another way to be undressed!

We haven't factored in the finances required to keep church doors open, lights on, and staff paid (not to mention the extravagant spending of a lot of American churches).

It is a few lines of a personal liability law:... «19if he (any person) gets up and walks around outside on his staff, then he who struck him shall go unpunished; he shall only pay for his loss of time, and shall take care of him until he is completely healed.

So while I would do pastoral work anyway, I think it is important — especially as a community grows — to either pay a staff or step up to the plate and become an engaged community with all hands on deck.

This included build another building, buy property, hire more staff, how much staff should be paid and so on.

However, Tesco on Wednesday insisted its wages are fair and said it works hard to ensure all staff are paid «fairly and equally».

I don't see how we can care for the stranger, the orphan or the widow by using trickle - down economics.Once the pastor is paid and then the staff and then the mortgage and then improvements and the technical equipment and the roof repaired and so on and so forth, THEN we will hopefully have enough left - over to give to the stranger, the orphan and the widow.

Drawing on research published by the Cinnamon Network, the figure is calculated from 9,028 social action projects, 4,535 paid staff activities, 74,544 volunteer roles, 2,212,491 paid staff hours and 9,012,457 volunteer hours.

The company signed off on a new workplace agreement that gives staff a 6 per cent pay rise over three years, well short of the 15 per cent increase that unions were seeking.

Managing director Terry O'Brien, who revealed he was on the brink of moving the business to New Zealand, was forced to give ground too, abandoning a demand for a 12 - month pay freeze for staff at two of its less profitable vegetable processing plants.

«There was an immediate and significant increase in accuracy due to our switch in payroll providers.a They do deliver — our people are paid accurately and on time, tips are paid through payroll and taxed accurately, and staff can view their paystubs as well as their schedules on the Fourth app on their cell phone.

Noting this as a priority for company growth, CEO Mark Mednansky has been a strong supporter of positioning females in leadership and has established internal programming (called FEED: Far Exceeding Expectations Daily) to help ensure Del Frisco's Restaurant Group creates a positive and inclusive work environment for its By offering a benefits package complete with fully paid medical for managers, 401K retirement plans and insurance for females and their families, Del Frisco's is able to provide female staff with a sense of security and the ability to focus on job and potential career advancement.

The rest of the 600 AFC staff are paid on average 330 quid p / w.

The rap on Barry was or is he would not pay assistant coaches so every year his HC would have to replace a third of his staff guys taking off for greener pastures.

Football recruiting would invariably get at least a little bit better, and there'd be pressure on BYU to pay its coaching staff Power 5 money.