Salaries in a sentence

Primary School teachers are said to be the worst hit as they are owed between 14 and 15 months’ salaries, while their counterparts in secondary schools are allegedly owed eight to 10 months’ salaries.

Revenue Minister Atishi pulled up officials over “non-payment of salaries” to civil defence volunteers for the past several months and instructed the Principal Secretary (Revenue) to release salaries in a week.

Gjerde also explained, “The salaries for Mendocino County employees are based on an average of the salaries in nearby local governments.

Hind continues telling of her tragedy “My husband and I were working before the war, but our salaries are very basic and not enough for me and my children (workers’ salaries).

Making a case for the urgent increment of salaries for security agencies, the lawmaker representing Borno South said the Nigerian government last increased their salaries in 2008.

Tech salaries also appeared to be on a downslope, according to by job matching site Hired, which notes that US inflation-adjusted salaries have plummeted to a five-year low.

The commission noted that Kerala had the second highest levels of salaries (as a percentage of total revenue expenditure), and worse, the trend growth of salaries was the highest — suggesting that this burden was continuing to rise.

The teachers’ salaries represent an extraordinarily high proportion (1/3) of the total salaries bill for the entire government workforce covering all sectors.

The unions said the released four months withheld salaries to members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities but failed to release the withheld salaries of non-academic staff.

Back in March, after the halting of spring training, both the owners and players agreed to a $170M “advance” on salaries, as well as to prorated salaries for the season based on how many games they ended up playing.

Now, if one were to take the 2019 total public sector salaries and wages which amounted to approximately $70 billion – this would work out to roughly $6 billion in wages and salaries for public sector employees per month.

Others, he said, were non-payment of salaries in some state-owned institutions in the country, with some states owing members as much as 17 months’ salaries as well as continued victimisation of the union’s officials in some institutions.

The framework would result in players receiving about 37% of their salaries and would come to roughly $1.48 billion from salaries originally totaling $4 billion.

The scope of the sponsorship include the construction of accommodation facilities to host members of the first team of the club, salaries of coaching staff,purchase of a suitable team bus, recruitment and salaries for new players and others.

After this decision to increase the salaries of the deputy sarpanchs, the district officials would try to ensure the Gram Panchayat staff get their salaries on time.

Instead of complaining about high executive salaries, Basson said, people should rather focus on growing the economy to increase salaries across the board.

It’s a norm for salaries to be paid to staff members on the last Friday of each month and as such, the last Friday for this month was on the 25-10-2019, but like the previous month no salaries were paid into our accounts.

Ostensibly as a result of the decision to refuse the tax income after the deduction, the PA decided to cut the salaries of all its public employees and for months, has been paying them only 50% of their salaries.

For while they double the salaries of AFP and PNP personnel, the salaries of civilian government employees are covered by the revised Salary Standardization Law (SSL 4) which provides for much more modest increases.

LinkedIn calculated median base salaries, as well as median total salaries, which included additional compensation like annual bonuses, sign-on bonuses, stock options, and commission.