Sentences with phrase «pay bump»

Next year, teachers who take on added responsibilities (like coaching a sports team or leading a grade - level team) could receive pay bumps.

Every year the teacher will get a little pay bump as he or she gains experience and moves to another box on the schedule.

Most people take that huge pay bump and spend it.

By keeping your industry and technical knowledge current, not only do you bring a new batch of best practices to the new job, but it could award an immediate pay bump.

Public school teachers in Michigan and most of the country follow a salary schedule that doles out automatic and relatively small incremental raises for each year of service (these are called «steps») and gives a bigger pay bump for additional educational attainment, like a master's degree or PhD (these are called «lanes»).

The «Good Morning America» cohost received a big pay bump in the last few years.

The latest offer adds two years to the length of the contract initially offered to the union and mirrors the deal offered to AALA, the administrators union: a 2 percent lump sum for 2013 - 14, a 2 percent raise over each of the next two years, and a 2.5 percent pay bump in 2016 - 17.

The chief executives of Scotiabank and the Bank of Montreal also got pay bumps last year, although the raises were more moderate than those awarded to newer bank CEOs.

The raise was an 8 percent pay bump, from $ 112,000 to $ 121,300.

(That's a big pay bump from where things stand today.

While lawmakers raised beginning teachers» salaries in 2014 and 2015, veteran teachers were for the most part left behind, with minuscule pay bumps over the past several years, base salaries capped at $ 50,000 and salary supplements eliminated for teachers who earn master's degrees.

This has a meaningful impact on their salaries since most district salary schedules assign the most significant pay bumps to additional degrees and administrative jobs.

The extent to which MA degree programs capture the MA pay bump varies significantly across districts.

But they face a catch - 22: the longer they wait to earn the degree, the fewer years they will receive the MA pay bump (assuming a fixed career length).

With just over a month until school begins, the two sides continue to work on a one - year contract that would offer no pay raises for teachers but would include smaller pay bumps based on seniority and experience.

Beginning teachers would see their starting base pay bumped up from $ 33,000 to $ 35,000 — making good on a promise made to teachers last year when GOP lawmakers said they'd raise starting teacher pay up over a two year period from a career - entry salary of $ 30,800 to $ 35,000.

Xavier Parkhouse - Parker, co-founder and director at digital recruiting firm PLATO Intelligence, says that if an applicant can stack a high level of HTML coding knowledge on top of the specialized role they're applying for, it's possible to aim for a 25 percent starting pay bump when negotiating a salary.

«I think the issue as we see it right now... is that the spending is not affordable,» Megna told the seven - member Judicial Compensation Commission, which is mulling the first pay bump for judges in 12 years.

It's unfair to imply that councillors get loads of money and getting «an effective pay bump» when in fact, the amount is likely to be miniscule.

After 20 years in the classroom, a teacher will net about three - quarters of the cumulative pay bump after tuition, a statistic that rises to more than four - fifths after 30 years.

Awarding only 25 percent of teachers pay bumps introduces an element of competition into schools, which, as many educators say, is contrary to what teachers do to ensure their students» academic achievement.

The job came with a pretty substantial pay bump, a more flexible schedule and it freed up a sizeable chunk of money from my 401k, company stock liquidation and vacation pay out.

Brooks says he stands to gain a 0.3 percent pay raise, but won't see the longevity pay bump of 4.3 percent this year, according to his calculations.

The pension committee's chairman, state Rep. Kevin McCarthy, D - Orland Park, said the panel will look at limiting the impact of large, late - career pay bumps on final pensions, among other issues.

Under this part of the proposal, which includes a streamlined salary schedule, additional pay bumps would be provided to teachers who teach subjects that are in high demand in the marketplace (e.g. chemistry or math), those who teach in hard to staff schools, those who produce positive results in the classroom (i.e., higher test scores) and those who have advanced degrees in the field in which they teach.

Staggs received roughly $ 20 million in compensation this year, so he could be in line for a hefty pay bump in a couple of years.

One explanation is that companies are handing out lopsided pay bumps, and increasingly favoring top performers.

Alt has 244 games of AHL experience, would be a cheaper option for the pressbox, and gives the kid a 6 week pay bump.

Now its first attempt to increase MPs» pay has resulted in vocal opposition from political leaders, leaving it far from clear whether the proposed pay bump will actually take place.

But under questioning from Tonko, Pruitt acknowledged that he had authorized his chief of staff to award pay bumps to staffers — but said he was unaware of their extent or they would circumvent the White House.

She noted that the majority of legislators hail from downstate areas where the cost of living has risen sharply over the past 17 years, and pointed to the periodic pay bumps that had been provided to members of the New York City Council.

April 26, 2018 • Scores of schools have closed in the two states as educators demand pay bumps and boosted budgets.

HISD's Grier Calls for Ending Pay Bump for Advanced Degrees Houston Chronicle, 5/15/14.

For teachers who find such sentiment hard to fathom, they should ask themselves how they'd feel if first responders walked off the job (after being promised a reasonable pay bump) because they objected to their state's capital gains tax rate.

Flouting tradition, Houston ISD Superintendent Terry Grier proposed Thursday that the nation's seventh - largest school system join a small but growing number of districts that have scrapped the coveted pay bump in recent years.

Some schools choose to compensate their teachers more if they have a Master's Degree; the small number of Sposato Graduate School of Education graduates who have worked in schools like this have received the corresponding pay bumps.

After years of frozen salaries, the busy 2014 session saw large pay bumps for beginning teachers and relatively small raises for veteran teachers — but those raises came at the expense of teacher assistants and classroom supplies as well as cuts to other critical areas of education spending.

Or if you're in a job but know you're underpaid, consider how nice that extra pay bump will be when you make your next move.

Besides Lawrence, Hunger Games stars Liam Hemsworth and Josh Hutcherson are also getting pay bumps (though not nearly as substantial).

Less than a week after Onondaga County Executive Joanie Mahoney announced her 2017 budget, which will reduce county payroll overall, her brother got a new county job with a significant pay bump.

Teachers finally got a significant raise in 2014 after seven years of almost nothing — but at a high cost to the classroom, and veteran teachers saw very small pay bumps.

N.C. Rep. Craig Horn, an influential budget writer from Union County who chairs the House education appropriations committee, isn't sure he likes the current salary scale for teachers, the one adopted by lawmakers two years ago that nixes annual raises for teachers in favor of a multi-tiered approach with bigger pay bumps every five years.

Ditto the vacation you were planning to take with that huge pay bump you're expecting.

Don't go in there asking for a 25 % pay bump when you know the company is making cuts and no one has gotten more than a 5 % raise in the past five years.

But all have said they feel lawmakers deserve their first pay bump in more than a decade, which was then tied to increasing the number of charter schools in New York.

Yesterday's feature, Ten bizarre Budget winners and losers, noted that the chancellor is pressing ahead with plans to give lazy councillors an effective pay bump.

School systems today are not very discriminating when it comes to crediting teachers with a master's degree (with a substantial pay bump).

«Some of us are just shy of receiving the longevity pay bump,» explained Leckonby, who has been teaching nine years in North Carolina.

[8] Eliminating the MA pay bump is the obvious solution, and last year North Carolina became the first state to take that step.

Performance - based pay bumps that are measured solely on the basis of students» performance on tests didn't appeal to Pitt County Schools, said Seth Brown, PCS» Teacher Support Coordinator and an architect of their differentiated pay proposal.