Sentences with phrase «than in the private sector»

Many of these programs are based in public interest work where salaries tend to be lower than in the private sector.
A military member or veteran without a degree can often enter the government workforce at a higher level than in the private sector.
On the whole, salaries are likely to be less than in the private sector.
In the public sector prisons, officers were confident and knowledgeable, delivering routines that were safer and more reliable than in the private sector.
The process takes longer than in the private sector; appropriate to follow up with a call to the agency.
A greater share of parents reported serious problems in the charter sector than in the private sector.
And when layoffs do occur, they are generally less severe than in the private sector.
The deal is still more generous than those in the private sector enjoy, but as far as working harder, for longer, for less goes, it's quite a jump.
Being that this is a government posting, the number or people applying is probably even greater than in the private sector.
Especially when their packages are often better than those in the private sector?
Huge federal, state and local government unionization — much higher unionization rates than in the private sector, including manufacturing — makes it very hard to trim fat from the government.
I put more faith in futures markets than in private sector and budgetary forecasts, but given the recent escalation of oil prices, there is a reasonable chance prices end up matching or exceeding the estimates in Budget 2016.
Recent outcomes were similar in the public and private sectors, after a period in which public sector EBAs had delivered higher wage gains than in the private sector.
However, uniformed staff in the public sector was more jaded and cynical than those in the private sector, and this limited the levels of care and humanity that prisoners experienced.
School communications in the charter sector are also perceived by parents to be more extensive than those in the private sector.
In other words, Ohanian thinks you could use job security as a means of attracting employees into the public sector even if you offered salaries roughly 10 % lower than in the private sector because the job security itself has some value.
«Applying to work for the federal government is different than in the private sector and much more mysterious for most people,» noted Kathryn Troutman, who is leading the Federal Career Training Institute team doing the training.
What's more, data from Aon Hewitt, the human resources and consulting company, shows government employees are both passively and actively looking for a new job at a slower rate than in the private sector.
The program offers MBA graduates loan repayment assistance for those employed in the public or nonprofit sectors where salaries are typically lower than in the private sector.
In addition to aligning with the cause or mission, government workers may not get rich but they do know job security is higher than in the private sector and that their benefits will be richer.
As E&Y noted in their report, the Department of Finance's track record was better than those in the private sector.
TPS and LGPS Pensions are viewed as a benefit but, at the end of the day, someone has to pay for them and the pensions in education — and all the public sector — are so much better than in the private sector; the figures just do not add up and both pension schemes have been underfunded for years.
Keeping up with change Change is a constant in all school districts — perhaps more than in the private sector.
Though the fees for well - woman exams and a pack of pills are lower than in the private sector, they vary widely among clinics and within communities and remain out of reach for some of the poorest women.
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