Sentences with phrase «salaries received raises»

Not exact matches

With San Jose's 2012 decision to raise the city's minimum wage from $ 8 to $ 10 an hour, a huge chunk of the mall's employees quickly received a salary boost, reports NPR.

Though the starting salary wasn't much — he didn't break even at the job until about three months in — Ebner has received incremental raises and equity with the company since joining.

The federal government also announced it would raise the salary cap so that higher - income earners would also contribute and receive more CPP.

Much like a lot of Juventus» recent contract extensions to the likes of Leonardo Bonucci and Daniele Rugani, Sandro's proposed new deal would run through the 2020 - 21 season and see him receive a noticeable raise along the way, seeing his salary go up from a reported $ 2.8 million to $ 3.5 million.

State lawmakers have not received a salary increase since 1999, and now an Albany commission is considering a proposal to raise their pay by up to 47 %.

Gracie Mansion executive chef Feliberto Estevez received a $ 13,000 raise, bringing his salary to $ 115,000.

Mayor Jasmin has received criticism in the past for repeatedly raising her own salary and giving herself and her board other perks.

Niccoli and a group of fellow Democratic candidates have penned separate letters to members of the state Commission on Legislative, Judicial and Executive Compensation urging them not to bump the current $ 79,500 base salary of state lawmakers, who haven't received a raise in roughly 17 years.

And, the Governor says, a pay raise for the governor, his staff and state lawmakers is in the works, in the form of a pay commission that would decide whether they should receive a salary increase for the first time in nearly 20 years.

He said the overall average raise was higher because 11 employees received significantly larger increases because of job promotions, while employees with salaries below $ 75,000 received an additional $ 1,000 increase.

The raises, which averaged more than $ 8,000 or 11 percent, went to employees including 18 law assistants who each received salary hikes of $ 7,000 after passing the bar exam and being promoted to assistant district attorney.

On Monday, the New York Post reported that Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver (D — Manhattan) announced support for state lawmakers raising their salaries, which are now set at a base of $ 79,500 - a-year, with many receiving stipends for chairing or serving on committees, which takes them up to an average between $ 90,00 to $ 100,000 per year.

I do to its time we raise the salary, & strongly monitor the per diem that they receive, and it seems also abuse,

And not surprisingly, there is widespread opposition to a pay raise for state lawmakers: 63 percent of those polled do not believe the Senate and Assembly should receive their first salary increase since 1998.

There's also little desire among voters to see lawmakers receive a pay bump from their base $ 79,500, with opposition to the proposal registering at 55 percent to 42 percent (pay raises for lawmakers and cabinet officials is now before a panel that could decide on salary increases at the end of this year).

For example, the clerk - stenographer position in the city Fire Department, would receive a 12 percent raise, bringing the salary to $ 40,000 annually.

Oyster Bay Deputy Town Supervisor Gregory Carman Jr. received a 24 percent raise, the town's biggest, with his salary jumping to $ 167, 500.

Four others received raises of $ 19,000: Commissioner of Planning and Development Elizabeth «Leslie» Maccarone, whose salary is now $ 143,173; Comptroller Steven Ballas, who was hired in August and is now paid $ 139,000; Public Works Commissioner Richard Lenz, who was hired in February and whose new salary is $ 136,600; and Timothy Zike, deputy commissioner of planning and development, whose salary went up to $ 112,159.

I hope they will aim to raise the initial tax threshold to the current subsistence level (even if over a few years), simplify the benefit system so that benefit claimants receive in effect a weekly wage or monthly salary instead of a number of dribs and drabs (all of which require horrendous forms), amalgamate NI with IT and then look at introducing a flat tax to cover the lot.

That's why I've been fighting to raise salaries,» said Abelove, who received support from the County Legislature in 2017 to increase salaries.

The non-union workers eventually received raises but those who retired in the interim didn't have the increases reflected in their pension payments, which were based on prior salaries.

NEW YORK, N.Y. — Members of a commission tasked with determining legislative salaries decided Tuesday that state lawmakers will not receive a raise despite nearly two decades without one.

In its report, the 2006 quadrennial advisory commission suggested «limiting the ability of government officials to raise their own salaries and receive them immediately would improve the integrity of the government and public confidence in it.»

Others also benefited: Seth Urbinder, Mr. Avella's chief of staff, saw his salary bumped by $ 4,000, Anna Aulvola, his deputy chief of staff, received a $ 2,000 raise, and Heather Sager, a district representative, will be taking home an extra $ 5,000 thanks to the move, the records show.

Town Supervisor Sheila M. Meegan took the brunt of most of the residents» criticism, many of whom pointed out that Meegan received a hefty salary raise in last year's budget.

Postdocs often receive grant money to raise their salaries to an acceptable level, «but it is not competitive with western countries, so there is a continuous drain of Czech postdocs to the west and across the Atlantic.»

Three days before Christmas, FOR's data indicated that nearly 10 % of the postdocs who had been told they would receive holiday season raises instead got metaphorical lumps of coal in their financial stockings: The percentage of postdocs actually seeing higher salaries had shrunk from the expected 69.1 % to 59.2 %.

University of Buffalo and Ohio State both have minima of $ 30,000, and raising salaries would require those postdocs receive an increase in salary of 58.3 %.

both have minima of $ 30,000, and raising salaries would require those postdocs receive an increase in salary of 58.3 %.

Districts will receive funds, roughly $ 300 per pupil annually, which can be used to raise the minimum teacher salary, improve entry into the profession for new teachers, fund leadership roles, hire additional teachers, and provide training and support to teachers in leadership roles.

Shockingly few public - school educators have lost salary or received a raise or a promotion because of their students» test results.

Streamlining hiring procedures; expanding the search beyond customary borders; forgiving loans; offering signing bonuses, housing assistance, mentoring programs; enticing retirees to return — or enter — teaching; and raising teachers» salaries to what other comparatively educated college graduates receive certainly won't hurt.

With teachers» last pay raise dating back to early 2007, the union says a salary hike is long overdue, especially since last fall's voter - approved Prop. 30 increased the per - student funds the district receives from the state.

Veteran teachers received little, and some at the very high end of the salary schedule say they received no raises.

But as was the case last year with the Senate's initial proposal, veteran teachers would be ignored — those with 25 years and on would receive no raise, with their salaries capped out at $ 50,000.

UTLA teachers have not received a raise in over seven years, and the two sides are still far apart on the topic of salary.

The district announced Thursday that teachers will receive 9 percent raises, with the salary for first - year educators increased from $ 39,954 to $ 43,887.

Two key deputies in the charter school office, Sean Perkins and Colleston Morgan, were promoted and received pay raises to bring their salaries up to about $ 95,000.

The average salary of $ 44,990 was recorded the year before average 7 percent raises teachers received in the 2014 - 15 budget.

Teachers have not received a base salary raise since 2012.

Let's say you're 35, earn $ 50,000 a year, receive 2 % annual raises and contribute 10 % of your salary to a 401 (k) that earns a 7 % a year before fees.

But if you simply can't afford to save an additional 2 % or 3 % of salary immediately, you can do so gradually by increasing it by a percentage point every year or so or by saving half of any pay raises you receive.

The federal government also announced it would raise the salary cap so that higher - income earners would also contribute and receive more CPP.

For example, a 35 - year - old who earns $ 50,000 a year, receives 2 % annual raises and already has $ 50,000 saved in a 401 (k) or similar retirement account would have to contribute about 11 % of salary over the next 30 years to have $ 1 million at retirement, assuming a 7 % annual return (8 % minus 1 % a year in expenses).

This is because you will not have an idea about the job description and salary ranges until you receive the job offer and / or the interviewer raises this issue.

Raising the salaries of 40 employees by 15 percent has got to be costly, even in spite of the 15 minutes of fame the company received from the publicity stunt.