Sentences with phrase «salary raise every year»

if he is that competitive, he should have left the club for lack of investment and support from the board, but 8m a year is too much to just leave, If I was a manager at some company and my target are nothing, win or lose I get salary raise every year, would I complain lack of investment from the owner?

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Assume you raise that employee's salary to the current minimum of $ 913 per week to keep her exempt from overtime, but further estimate that in six years the minimum salary is $ 1,200 per week.

While she did have $ 1.6 million in freshly raised equity capital, a cash - flow crisis that only a little more than a year before had forced her to cut salaries and staff was still fresh in everyone's mind.

If Texas offered Saban 4.5 % of its revenue, it can give him a salary of $ 7.3 million per year, a raise of more than 30 %.

Philosopher Robert Nozick famously raised this question of sports figures» salaries over 30 years ago as a way of investigating fundamental questions of justice.

You've got to wonder what was going through his mind when Dan Price, the founding CEO of Gravity Payments, decided to raise the minimum salary at his 120 - person credit - card - processing company to $ 70,000 over a three - year period.

In his first year, Mitchell built a company culture that put people before profits by raising salaries, providing $ 1,000 - cash bonuses and disclosing sales and profit figures to all employees.

Assuming a 5 percent «pay raise» each year, your salary would be $ 63,814 per year after five years, or about $ 32 per hour.

According to Bentley's recent survey, while the vast majority of millennials surveyed found a company's ethics to be very important, 79 percent said they expected a salary increase every year and 77 percent said they value a pay raise over a promotion.

Because of mandated retirement contribution increases, Sebunia said she and her husband actually saw their take - home pay decrease, despite small salary raises in recent years.

Details — Hastings, 54, got a 52 percent raise in base salary to $ 3 million and scored $ 8.1 million in option awards, up from $ 5.8 million a year earlier.

Details — Sapan, 64, got a 52 percent raise in base salary to $ 2 million, but his windfall in 2014 owed to $ 29.8 million in stock awards, up from $ 2.2 million a year earlier.

Eventually they returned the money — later the following year, which didn't do me any good when I most needed it — and the amount of FICA I was paying through the college's salary was credited toward my SS, over the long run raising my Social Security benefit.

Three years ago, Baltimore County technology director Robert Stradling's salary barely cracked the top 10 highest - paid county employees.Now, thanks to a $ 40,000 pay raise over the last few years, he's the third - highest - paid employee, falling below only...

«They needed proof that they could keep a pastor for four years,» Sam Singer said, and together they kept Sam for over a decade, not only by raising his salary each year beyond what he would make in another assignment but also by giving him a bonus each year from the surplus of an oversubscribed church budget.

Many of the hugely successful companies that make profits of hundreds of millions of dollars a year could have afforded to raise their workers salaries a mere $ 1.00 or two over the past 20 -30 years!!

The seemingly innocuous questionnaire was only a page long, but was filled with loaded questions that would determine my next (or, heaven forbid, lack thereof) salary raise: What were my accomplishments for the year?

Torres so impressed Houston's brass that he earned a one - year contract for the rookie minimum of $ 332,000 — a substantial raise over his $ 100 - a-month salary as a first - year pro in Venezuela.

Ed Warinner's promotion to OL coach at #Michigan comes with a big raise: $ 525K salary his first year, $ 550K in 2019, plus a $ 25K retention bonus.

In 2014, a max contract for Klay Thompson would have come in at 25 percent of the $ 70 million salary cap with 7.5 percent annual raises, or around four years at $ 78 million.

George would sign a four - year max deal with the Lakers at $ 133 million that starts at around a $ 30.6 million salary in Year 1 before annual raiyear max deal with the Lakers at $ 133 million that starts at around a $ 30.6 million salary in Year 1 before annual raiYear 1 before annual raises.

He'd leave more than $ 50 million on the table, but if he signs a four - year max, his annual salary floor would be $ 35 million — a $ 14 million raise from last year's payout.

Since James has been in the league for over 10 years and has been with the his current team for two years, he is eligible for a four - year contract with 7.5 % annual raises at 35 % of the salary cap.

However, the biggest stumbling block in negotiations is his wage demands, with the Serie A outfit raising their proposal to pay $ 1m of his $ 5.8 m salary per year, with Liverpool paying the rest, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport.

The «parasite» the home fans were referring to is Antonio Donnarumma, the 27 - year - old brother of Gianluigi and former Piacenza and Bari goalkeeper — as well as Milan youth product — who was signed from Greek side Asteras Tripoli on an eyebrow - raising four - year - deal with a reported salary of one million euros the day after the younger Donnarumma signed his renewal.

Raises for them were approved recently with board members noting they had been passed over for salary increases for several years.

John Curran, 41, of Tinley Park has resigned as director of the Alsip Park District to join Tinley Park for an annual salary of $ 67,000, plus an automatic 4 percent raise each year for the duration of his three - year contract.

The problem with the Pension System is who is allowed into it and how they are allowed to raise their Final Average Salary (FAS), or the average of their three highest years in the System.

Last year, for instance, the New York City Council did away with lulus as part of a deal to raise its members» salaries to $ 148,500, a large pay increase that towers over the base pay for state legislators: $ 79,500.

About this time last year, legislators considered a vote that would raise salaries for all elected officials.

Mahoney and legislators were still talking behind the scenes about raising salaries this year.

Schneiderman says lawmakers, who earn a base salary of around $ 80,000 a year, should get a pay raise, in exchange for also giving up their travel allowances.

Cuomo has been arguing with the Legislature on whether a special pay raise commission needs to be reauthorized in order for it to vote on a possible salary increase for the Senate, Assembly and governor's office before the end of the year.

For example, Mangano wants to tack a new $ 105 fee onto all traffic and parking tickets to raise $ 64 million next year to fund police department hires and cover rising officer salaries and overtime.

The Siena College poll finds that 63 percent of New Yorkers oppose a pay raise for state lawmakers, who earn a base salary of nearly $ 80,000 a year for what is technically a part - time job.

Antonacci asked the law department to address two main issues: The county charter appears to say that raises for county legislators should be voted on when the budget for that year is approved; and state Municipal Home Rule Law indicates that salary changes made during the term of an elected official, such as the county executive, should take the form of a local law, not a resolution as passed by the Legislature.

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.

The Siena College poll finds that 63 % of New Yorkers oppose a pay raise for state lawmakers, who earn a base salary of nearly $ 80,000 a year for what is technically a part time job.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — In the Onondaga County Legislature's first meeting of the new year, one member attempted to revisit a heated issue from 2015: Salary raises for elected officials.

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.

«The commissioners» salaries had not been raised in over seven years.

A state salary commission is studying the issue of pay raises and is set to issue recommendations later this year.

If approved, the limits would presumably come in conjunction with a plan to raise lawmakers» salaries from their current base of $ 79,500, which hasn't been increased in 15 years.

Last year, Gov. Andrew Cuomo's appointees quashed a pay raise for the state legislature so that their salaries are unchanged since 1999.

It was also advertised as a way to end the horse - trading that's been a part of pay raises for decades — in 1987, Mario Cuomo linked a salary increase to ethics reforms, and the 1998 pay hike was accompanied by the creation of the state's first charter schools, a bill pushed by dairy farmers, and an agreement to give the comptroller authority to withhold legislators» paychecks in years when budgets are late.

While New York City Democrats would likely be the most frustrated if there's no agreement in 2016, there are dozens of lawmakers throughout the state who had to grapple with the issue on the campaign trail this year, and thus suffered a political headache for voting in favor of a budget bill that included a provision which didn't actually wind up raising their salary.

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.

If the pay raise is not voted on this year, it will have to be put off for two years in order for the effective date to kick in because the lawmakers can not approve a salary hike by a sitting legislature.

Cuomo said the state had agreed to raise salaries for Public Employees Federation (PEF) members by 2 percent a year over three years, or a cumulative 6.12 percent, starting in the current fiscal year.

NYC Council members reportedly are quietly plotting for a massive pay raise that will bring their six - figure salaries up to a whopping $ 192,500 — a 71 percent windfall — as cops face a proposed 1 percent hike, and firefighters will only see a 2.5 percent bump this year.