rate of pay

Women are therefore more likely to receive lower rates of pay.

Rates of pay for work done are covered by Article 62 in the next section.

After that the pension rate of pay would be given.

I knew the rate of pay was less than that in the merchant service.

The rate of pay is usually in accordance with the training status.

"What would be your normal rate of pay for a long voyage?"

Fight to keep national rate of pay and substantial agreed rise.

This was significantly lower than the standard British rates of pay.

When the rates of pay are this high, the fighting can get very dirty indeed.

In working on the hide alone there are nine positions, at eight different rates of pay.

It also became clear that lower rates of pay could be offered to other nationals.

"Now the central issue: the rate of pay for work performed.

If you are an unemployed professional, your next job will probably be at a lower rate of pay."

The rates of pay are reasonable and negotiated at arms length.

They returned to face longer working hours and their pre-strike rates of pay.

Usually this job has a premium rate of pay for the extra responsibilities.

The average rate of pay for all those entering hourly paid jobs during this period was $5.63 an hour.

That has made cover girls hot properties with skyrocketing rates of pay.

Key reductions in cost were a lower weekly rate of pay and more flexible working hours.

The workers did not agree with their rate of pay, causing them to unionize.

There is a place for minimum rates of pay.

Knowledge of the competitive rate of pay for a task.

His rate of pay was increased on being promoted.

They also hoped to raise their rates of pay.

Conditions were poor with wage-earning drivers working very long hours for low rates of pay.