Sentences with phrase «wage scale»

I didn't make the original post but for the purposes of my reply, I mistakenly thought the rookie wage scale loophole was four years, not three.

Are two - tier wage scales in some ways discriminatory or do they represent a good solution in tougher times?

More than 9 out of 10 (91 %) of respondents agreed that a publicly funded wage scale is an appropriate mechanism to improve wages in the sector.

He got screwed a lot by the rookie wage scales.

Two - tier wage scales may not necessarily increase in all places.

In response to the absolute boom of rookie contracts throughout the 2000s for the highest picked players, the NFL and its Players Association agreed to a rookie wage scale for drafted players.

[Footnote 2] But we think a union forfeits its exemption from the antitrust laws when it is clearly shown that it has agreed with one set of employers to impose a certain wage scale on other bargaining units.

The province should immediately establish a provincial wage scale with a $ 25 / hr minimum for RECEs to inform base funding, while recognizing the level of education and years of experience for RECEs and staff in accordance with pay equity principles.

By establishing a provincial wage scale supported with appropriate public funding Ontario can recruit and retain qualified early childhood educators who will be better able to build stable and fulfilling careers in the early years and child care sector.

With the rookie wage scale setting their rates, is there any reason for rookies who get drafted to have an agent?

CORRECTION: An earlier version of this report misstated when a new higher wage scale for airport workers would begin to be implemented.

(b) A union may make wage agreements with a multiemployer bargaining unit and may, in pursuance of its own self - interests, seek to obtain the same terms from other employers, but it forfeits its antitrust exemption when it agrees with a group of employers to impose a certain wage scale on other bargaining units, and thus joins a conspiracy to curtail competition.

AECEO discussion paper Regional Wage Scales for RECEs Working in Regulated Childcare in Ontario released.

Public employees in Central New York typically earn less than the statewide average, largely because wage scales in Downstate areas are much higher.

To ease concerns that Mexico's low wage scale would cause U.S. companies to shift production to that country, and to ensure that Mexico's increasing industrialization would not lead to rampant pollution, special side agreements were included in NAFTA.

«The highest cost risk is if the whole wage scale goes up by the same factor.»

Even beyond that if we get rid of the socialist wage scale Arsene has put in place.

the rookie wage scale as the worst part of the collective bargaining agreement.

Rose signed a new contract last September, which runs to 2021 and it is understood to pay him # 65,000 a week, placing the left back near the top of Tottenham's tightly - controlled wage scale.

After the Dolphins give him an offer, Vincent will decide whether it fits properly into the «slotting «procedure that dictates first - round prices and serves as an unwritten wage scale.

Seniority - based wage scales and a flat career trajectory make public schools an unwelcoming environment for entrepreneurial personalities.

If you become the example of above - average performance, those around you will see the performance that you have every right to expect from them because, 1) You pay above the average wage scale, 2) A law firm is a privileged place to work, and 3) Clients expect a value proposition.

Will two - tier wage scales run afoul of legislation requiring that women be paid the same as men for the same work (and in some jurisdictions for work of equal value = «pay equity»)?

The commitment to provide child care at no cost for children who are 2.5 - 4 years and at an affordable fee for infants and toddlers will provide much - needed financial relief for families while the establishment of a transparent wage scale for early childhood educators and child care staff will ensure that children benefit from high - quality programs delivered by well - educated and well - compensated ECEs.

New York Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul, who spoke to board members after the vote, said Cuomo had been trying for years to create the higher wage scale, but was met with resistance.

A good place for governments to start would be recognizing and acting on the Association of Early Childhood Educators Ontario (AECEO) discussion paper, Regional Wage Scales for RECEs Working in Regulated Childcare in Ontario.

Implement a provincial wage scale with a $ 25 / hr minimum for RECEs and a benefit package, including paid sick and personal leave days, for registered early childhood educators.

Interestingly, in the cases of Ford and GM cited, cited in the article, the two - tier wage scale is not meant to last forever, as new hires will be able to reach the top salary scale within 10 years.

The commitment to develop a comprehensive workforce strategy and wage scale for all registered early childhood educators (RECEs) and child care staff by 2020 is recognition of the valuable and important role that RECEs play in the lives of young children.

It comes from the (plausible) theory that Saric will stay overseas until he is no longer bound by the NBA rookie wage scale.

If female workers are self - selecting themselves into careers in which they are underachieving on the wage scale, they can not possibly be using their productivity to its full potential.

This is in an environment of 2 % inflation, wages and salary increases of at least 1.5 % and wage bracket creep (moving up within the wage scale).

The results did matter, and only one whose life has never risen and fallen with the wage scale could think otherwise.

As part of the deal, the league imposed a wage scale on all draft picks and, in return, granted unrestricted free agency after three years.

«We've given the owners a team salary cap, a cap on individual salaries, an escrow tax, a luxury tax and a rookie wage scale,» Tellem says.

If NEXT YEAR»S third rounder is all it takes to get (what you believe will be) a 4 year pro bowler at the rookie wage scale (probably 3 years) that's not so bad.

The boss says that the club still has a wage scale but it does not really sound like it with Ozil and Alexis set to earn a lot more than most and I have no problem with that if it keeps the best players in north London.

The point that guys like Lamar Jackson and others like Matt Elam make is that with the rookie wage scale, there's very little wiggle room on either side.

Free agent contracts are a completely different animal, but the NFL rookie wage scale is extremely restrictive.

«I saw him in the Toulon Under - 21 tournament and we went for him, but we had a wage scale and we weren't paying the sort of salary he wanted,» said Houllier.

The wage scale that will be phased in over two years will include supervisors, early childhood educators, and non-ECE staff working in licensed child care centres, licensed home child care agencies, and Early ON child and family centres.

NYPA released a statement Thursday, defending its wage scale and its eight - seat prop plane, calling it valuable.

«Those are incredibly important jobs, because those workers tend to be on the lower income of the wage scale,» she said.

Those that benefit the most are in the middle of the wage scale, earning between # 24,500 and # 27,900.

But let me admit to being stunned by your statement, «The odds that young women in poverty will find ways out of poverty are not great (above all in today's economy and wage scale).»

The workers are commonly represented by a union, and the agreements reached by this arrangement set wage scales, working hours, teacher training, etc..

«Remuneration according to wage scale 508 (indexed monthly gross starting salary for a full - time employment: 2.452,26 $ without seniority, and 4.128,57 $ in case of 25 years of seniority).»

The union benefit from the wage scale agreed upon is direct and concrete and the effect on the product market, though clearly present, results from the elimination of competition based on wages among the employers in the bargaining unit, which is not the kind of restraint Congress intended the Sherman Act to proscribe.

But, if guest worker programs are allowed to flourish, the ghettoization creeps up the wage scale to areas like food service, retail sales, construction and even sectors like IT and health care.