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pay rise refers to an increase in the amount of money a person earns for their work. It means they will receive more money than before for doing their job.
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The schools minister has refused to say whether more cash will be made available for larger
pay rises for teachers.
This seems pretty unfair — why aren't classroom teachers
getting pay rises at the same rate as school leaders?
Ah well — another day, another dollar (note to self: Must find out when funding body is
giving pay rise).
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.
MPs do not get to choose their pay these days, but the independent body that looks at their salaries and expenses is proposing a 9 %
pay rise from 2015.
Arsenal need to stop giving
big pay rises to players based only on potential, because most of time, player's do not reach that full potential.
If anything, given his
huge pay rise last summer, he should have put in even more.
Meanwhile, official statistics show that in the first three months of this year, public sector
pay rose by 1.4 per cent - whereas private sector pay did not rise at all.
Public servants are being offered below - inflation
pay rises because the government failed to plan for the economic downturn, the Conservatives claimed today.
The government has advised that
teachers pay rises should be capped at an average of one per cent from the beginning of next year.
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However if he wants a new deal here he better no go asking for a
massive pay rise.
You're not winning anything and you
want pay rise, I think that's the case of many of the players.
Some of it is the legacy of the 60s and 70s when public
sector pay rise conflicts dominated politics and resulted in crippling strikes.
Other major pay decisions, including large bonus payments and
significant pay rises, could also be included.
All of a sudden, they are too good for the club, they immediately want a
bumper pay rise, etc..
Just ten per cent of the lowest paid local government workers would receive an above -
inflation pay rise.
6th place finish looming and a new 3 year deal for the clueless one with a
hefty pay rise.
This will only be achieved with a
substantial pay rise in 2018 and a radical change to cut teacher workload.
In return, he will get a whopping
pay rise which will be funded by TV income.
MPs have been urged to accept a staged pay review, reducing their
annual pay rise to below inflation levels.
While some independent pay bodies have
recommended pay rises in recent years, the 1 per cent cap has largely remained in place.
MPs could get an inflation -
busting pay rise while many workers have seen little or no increase in recent years.
Unfortunately, most are unwilling or unable to
pay the rising costs of a good DUI lawyer to help them.
Schools, NHS, prisons and police will all lose out on
automatic pay rises for «time served» - but the armed forces are keeping this perk.
Having said this, it helps to regard
pay rise requests not as a nuisance, but as an opportunity to reward and retain your top performers.
However
total pay rose by 1.8 % compared to the same period last year.
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Workers who have gone years without a
real pay rise coping with stretched family budgets.
Away from the dominating headlines we've all come to expect, it looked at how the
great pay rise debate really plays out at ground level.
You could also suggest that your boss incorporates a performance - related bonus scheme instead of a
basic pay rise — a win - win outcome!
And then hope that the player would rather a nice
fat pay rise ahead of getting a free transfer next season.
«For MPs, explaining to police officers why they need such a
large pay rise will be very difficult,» he added.
You emerge with a degree,
pay rises along the way, no debt and high chance of ongoing employment.
It's a hard knock life for MPs, being threatened with an 11 %
pay rise against your will.
Teachers and other public sector workers have been warned that the one per cent
pay rise promised to public sector staff is not guaranteed.
But making the argument for austerity is simply not good enough for workers committed to public service who have had
minimal pay rises for years.
You come, you work, you may get a couple of
modest pay rises and a change of job title which actually means nothing, and you leave.
With MPs
pay rises subject to annual criticism, the government wants to end the practice of MPs voting for their own salaries.
Out of their fixed income, retirees must
pay rising food, fuel, and gas prices along with all other living costs.
Beginning teachers will see their base
pay rise again to $ 35,000, a promise that was made last year.