Sentences with phrase «stipends on»

Legislative leadership positions come with stipends on top of lawmakers» $ 79,500 base salary.

Queens Independent Democrat Sen. Jose Peralta and Republican Sens. Patrick Gallivan, Thomas O'Mara and Patty Ritchie each received five - figure stipends on top of their $ 79,500 salaries to serve as committee vice chairmen, state records show.

Under law, one legislator can't collect two stipends and there is no increased cost to the Senate's budget for bestowing unused chairmanship stipends on senators who aren't chairmen.

All come with stipends on top of the base $ 79,500 pay.

«None of the schools really call it «scholarships,» they just say «full funding» — and that usually means that you get all of the tuition covered and then an additional stipend on top of that to cover housing and living costs,» Corinne said.

I mean the NCAA sure gets their panties in a wad if a player is given a bagel by a booster or if a player accidentally uses their stipend on the wrong items in the bookstore.

But it also came with something else: a stipend on top of his salary worth $ 12,500 to chair the Senate Energy and Telecommunications Committee.

Each Senate leadership position includes a stipend on top of a senator's $ 79,500 salary.

For all that heavy lifting, he receives a $ 19,500 stipend on top of his base pay of $ 43,000 — bringing his total salary up to $ 62,500.

The chairman earns an additional $ 40,000 stipend on top of the $ 49,500 annual pay for serving on the Board of Legislators.

If Audible is paying a stipend on your book, note that the rights holder must APPROVE the finished product within 60 days of the date you signed the contract.

Not exact matches

You'll work on projects for nonprofits and businesses and then receive a stipend in return, for between $ 250 and $ 1,000 a month.

I started my business after living on a PhD student stipend (it's not much) and providing for my wife and at the time, 3 kids (now 4).

Most of the Falls Prize recipients have already received one of the school's so - called «Premier Fellowships» that cover tuition and provide $ 5,000 stipends per year on top of that.

AFAR deals exclusively in the latter, and thanks to an incredible travel stipend, their employees can reconnect to that feeling on the regular.

She receives a stipend of $ 397 every two weeks, plus food stamps, for her work on public health issues in Oregon.

Studio Y participants will each receive $ 25,000 in direct financial assistance, including a living stipend and follow - on alumni supports.

This is all the more reason why many seniors rely so much on their fixed income stipend from the government.

«When a Catholic requests a memorial Mass for the dead — that is, a Mass said for the benefit of someone in purgatory — it is customary to give the parish priest a stipend, on the principles that the laborer is worth his hire (Luke 10:7) and that those who preside at the altar share the altar's offerings (1 Cor.

The stakes are high considering most pastors have to raise their salaries, the money for the operating budget (building, staff, utilities) plus a stipend for visitors, missions, head office... they also have to report back to their «authority» or board on growth, performance, management, etc..

She and her husband operated a ministerial job - share, living on one stipend.

The Spectator received a stipend from a North Carolina heiress to fund research on the Thomas - Hill story, and Brock got the assignment.

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He says there are about 24 «staff» members who are reimbursed for their travel and living expenses on site and a stipend to mitigate the loss of incomes while they are deployed.

I felt blessed that with the help of European programmes and German student stipends I was able to spent my time walking around on the campus of Oslo university, getting to know all kinds of people, learning Norwegian and visiting German and English language classes.

Food Recovery Network is thrilled to be able to offer travel stipends and scholarships to students working with FRN chapters on their campuses.

Then he zeroes in on the next big controversy, schools paying athletes a stipend of $ 3,000 to $ 4,000 per year to cover the «cost of attendance,» a program the NCAA has approved and schools are figuring out how to administer.

Let me pay taxes on my monetized likeness, not stipends for rent and food.

At the Women's Sports Foundation awards dinner in New York on Oct. 5, Jackie Joyner - Kersee, who has grossed more than $ 750,000 in endorsements and stipends in 1992, was honored as amateur sportswoman of the year.

The value of the stipend varies by school and is based on, among other things, cost of living and travel expenses for students.

Unable to get by on the U.S. Olympic Committee's $ 600 monthly stipend, Thompson signed with promoter Cedric Kushner in February.

A self - deprecating NCAA is a welcome switch from the previously smug organization that has only been moved to meaningful action in the recent past by federal court decisions (the ban on cost - of - attendance stipends became illegal once the NCAA got whipped in O'Bannon vs. NCAA) and terrible PR (Connecticut guard Shabazz Napier made the schools look silly with their food rules by speaking out during a tournament that makes $ 770 million a year for the NCAA in television revenue, hence the unlimited meals rule change).

Hourly Rate: Coaches are paid a stipend for the competitive league and on an hourly basis for the intramural program.

We sat down with our kids and looked closely at their day - to - day lives and then decided on what we would pay for such as clothing, cell phone plans and after - school activities and sports fees and then gave them a budget for the rest such as entertainment (the price of a movie ticket once a month), gifts (birthdays, holidays, church), their craving for school cafeteria food — which we capped at twice a week — plus a small stipend.

Creelan, in the interview, questioned the stipend system, saying both chambers should be investigated by the Joint Commission on Public Ethics.

The comment was in response to a New York Post story on some vice chairs — who receive stipends normally reserved for committee chairman — not attending committee meetings.

The Republican - controlled Senate on Wednesday hopes to put the controversy surrounding paid stipends behind them, backing legislation that would speed up ride hailing in upstate and the suburban New York City counties before departing the state Capitol for the weekend.

Democratic Senate Minority Leader Andrea Stewart - Cousins on Tuesday called for an investigation of arrangement of falsely designating some lawmakers as committee chairs on payroll records in order to receive paid stipends.

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Falsely reporting senators as committee chairs so they can receive lucrative stipends has shined a light on a more commonplace practice in both the Senate and Assembly: The so - called lulu system of doling out extra pay for leadership positions.

«Prior to receiving the stipend, I was not asked, told or briefed by anyone that I would be receiving a stipend for my role on the Crime and Corrections committee,» she wrote in a Facebook post first reported on Thursday by The Citizen.

The use of falsely classifying lawmakers as committee chairs came under scrutiny on Friday as The New York Times reported members of the Independent Democratic Conference — Sens. David Valesky, Jose Peralta and Diane Savino — have received stipends, or «lulus» in Albany parlance, despite holding the post of vice chair.

Republican Sen. Pam Helming in a statement on Monday said she would return the stipend she received after she was falsely designated a committee chairwoman entitling her to $ 12,500.

Senate Minority Leader Andrea Stewart - Cousins in a radio interview on Tuesday confirmed members of the Democratic conference met with Albany County District Attorney David Soares to discuss the controversy surrounding the awarding of committee chair stipends to vice chairs.

Former U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara weighed in early this morning on the controversy surrounding the use of stipends for non-committee chairs, calling it «sad & shady stuff» that should be paid attention to.

An imbroglio over cash stipends for state senators with committee leadership positions veered into the legal weeds as attorneys for mainline Democrats and the Senate's top Republican offered differing opinions on the legality of the payments.

Senate Democrats have called for an investigation into the arrangement in which seven state lawmakers, including three members of the Independent Democratic Conference, have received stipends and were listed as committee chairs on official payroll records sent to the comptroller's office.

In the interview with The Capitol Pressroom on WCNY, Stewart - Cousins said it was important for the stipends to be reviewed by an independent source.

Independent Democratic Conference Leader Jeff Klein on Tuesday defended the practice of paying non-committee chairs legislative stipends for jobs they don't actually hold, pointing to a statement issued last week by Comptroller Tom DiNapoli's office.

Republican Sen. Pam Helming on Wednesday wrote on Facebook she was never told she would receive a paid stipend as vice chair of a Senate committee.