Sentences with phrase «salary bump»

Basically it comes down to two choices: Stay in the classroom and get the predictable salary bumps for years of experience and keep doing the same job.

If you were looking for a little bigger salary bump there may be room to ask for a slightly higher initial payment or guaranteed salary raises after a set period of time.

Also the central midfielder that we never paid for last season or the striker we never paid for for over six years could go to a large salary bump.

This removes the loophole that'd allow teams to agree to give restricted free agents massive salary bumps just to make trades work under the salary cap.

It would come with huge salary bump with a clause if we fail to qualify to go where he wants subject to a fair fee.

The new plan also will eliminate both longevity pay and supplemental salary bumps for administrators who achieve advanced degrees.

They want to make sure that you bring value in exchange for the extra salary bump or incentives added to your offer package.

If, during any time in your previous job or current job, you had a recent salary bump, mention the salary hike and the latest amount offered to you without fail.

Here's how to make your case for a bigger salary bump.

It's a promotion to VP, a huge salary bump and a great company doing inspiring work.

A paper published this year in JAMA Internal Medicine found that male academic physicians get an average of 8 percent more than females, regardless of specialty, years of experience or productivity, which translates to an average salary bump of about $ 20,000, although the extent of the disparity varies widely.

Comptroller Robert Antonacci shared his reservations about Mahoney's raise this afternoon in a statement released after the Onondaga County Legislature voted to give Mahoney a 27.3 percent salary bump in January.

Teachers who land in the other two categories, effective and highly effective, will get salary bumps.

In an effort to sweeten the pot in contract talks with the police union, City Hall is offering a 1 percent salary bump for officers forced to use body cameras.

Senate leaders continue to propose cutting teacher assistants as a way to pay for a significant teacher salary bump, the first teachers have seen in years.

Therefore, we screen for programs that provide a good classroom experience that doesn't remove you from the workforce for an extended period, produce a decent salary bump compared with tuition and put a recognizable name on your resumé.

Throughout Canada, 53 per cent of raises will receive less than a three percent increase and 43 per cent will see salaries bump up from three to six per cent.

Craig Hammerman is accused of forging signatures on paperwork to authorize salary bumps for himself.

Nevertheless, my own state of Washington has an average salary bump of nearly $ 11,000 for a master's degree — and more than half of our teachers get it.

So he's creating more personalized professional development and working with the main YES Prep office to offer hefty salary bumps to master teachers.

Most teacher contracts provide a substantial salary bump, upwards of $ 10,000 per year in some cases, to a teacher who earns a master's degree, despite the fact that on average such degrees have no correlation with increased student achievement.

As a City Council member, Diaz Sr. would also see a significant salary bump, earning $ 148,500.

Therefore we screen for a good classroom experience that doesn't remove you from the workforce for an extended period, produces a good salary bump compared to tuition, and puts a recognizable name on your resumé.

Interestingly, both men and women say that earning their degree has been financially rewarding (70 % for women, 77 % for men) and both genders report a median post-graduation salary bump of $ 20,000.

Essentially, having a spouse and children results in a $ 3,000 salary bump per person, so a married parent of three would effectively earn $ 12,000 more per year than a single, childless employee if all other factors were equal.

Again, if he turns us down and leaves at the end of the season, we've only lost a measly 4.5 M. However, after being given the opportunity to prove himself and nailing down the starting RW role, and being offered what would be a ridiculous salary bump, its entirely possible that he'd commit to a long - term contract.

After a string of recent performances that have seen the 19 - year - old not just hold his own, but actually deliver man - of - the - match performances against top opposition on the grandest stages, the young full back has earned himself a well - deserved salary bump.

Of course, even a considerable salary bump couldn't change Cuomo's reputation as a micromanaging and demanding boss.

What voters don't want to see is a legislative pay hike, which would be the first salary bump for state lawmakers, earn a base $ 79,500.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie — the two most powerful Democrats in Albany — escalated their feud over a proposed salary bump for state legislators tonight in a pair of dueling press releases, which found Heastie accusing the governor of holding the State Legislature hostage and of disseminating misinformation.

But at the same time, the so - called «optics» of not raising the minimum wage while a much buzzed about post-Election Day salary bump for state lawmakers would appear awful.

I hear the stars of the series are sharing in its success with major new salary bumps for what is rumored to be Game Of Thrones» final chapter.

[5] The benefit is the MA salary bump, which begins in the teacher's fifth year and continues as long as he stays in the district.

This is a much less incremental approach than the assumptions North Carolina uses, which makes it even more obvious that New York City's salary bumps at years 10, 13, 15, 18, 20, and 22 are not doing enough to shape teacher behavior to warrant adjusting the pension plan's assumptions.

Worse, these back - end salary bumps are also not doing much to shape the retention decisions for those teachers who do reach them, at least not according to the state's pension plan.

Policy makers will begin to jettison the archaic system of awarding teachers continuing education credits and modest salary bumps for attending externally driven workshops and will turn to Digital Promise and its partners in creating microcredentials that allow teachers to drive their own high - quality professional learning — and be recognized and rewarded for it.

Let's say you're a single California resident with a $ 100,000 direct subsidized 10 - year loan at a 4 % APR, and you make $ 50,000 per year with a projected 5 % annual salary bump.

In Calgary, an individual is only considered a first - year associate from August to December of the year of employment; As of the following January, the individual is considered a second - year associate and benefits from the associated salary bump.

Accounting Clerks may experience a large salary bump if they progress into a role such as Accounting Manager.

If you are just starting your career, have a large upside income potential, or are expecting a big salary bump in the next few years, having the ability to make after - tax contributions to your nest egg is important.

High achievers who stay at least three years are eligible for a big salary bump.

Craig Hammerman, 53, is accused of forging signatures on paperwork to authorize salary bumps for himself while serving as district manager of Community Board 6.

There is much less agreement on whether Dade's resurgence has more to do with the Texas Organizing Project's community work, Nutall's close oversight, or, alternately, a belatedly successful intervention by Miles, whose administration found a hyper - competent principal in Tracie Washington and offered the district's best teachers a hefty salary bump to teach at Dade.

While certified nurse anesthetists have the highest earnings potential, many employers, both public and private, provide extensive benefits coupled with room for advancement into management and supervisory positions offering a substantial salary bump.

A new law from the U.S. Department of Labor regarding overtime will result in salary bumps for many

The Atlantic reported that Pruitt went behind the White House's back to give a pair of aides pay raises worth tens of thousands of dollars after the administration had already rejected the salary bumps.