Just pay off, use the extra, pay him off first!
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We often worked nights and weekends for no extra pay.
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UberX drivers will get no extra pay for Scheduled Rides.
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For most people that feels like an extra pay day.
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And it offers extra pay to high performers in popular schools.
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Extra pay for nightshifts is also reduced from 50% to 37%.
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One possibility is to entice pilots to work by promising extra pay.
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Go on, take some extra work and responsibility on for no extra pay.
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Some boards have even awarded CEOs extra pay to tamp down such behaviour.
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Collectively, court papers say, they earned as much as $230,28 in extra pay.
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Schools were collectively spending billions to give teachers with master's degrees extra pay.
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He also criticized the bank's executive pay proposal, calling it "extra pay for management".
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Pilots also extended flights by as much as an hour to receive extra pay.
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The stress, long hours, and time away from family surely justify a little extra pay.
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In America, government agencies often look at the extra pay workers demand to do dangerous jobs.
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She struggled with straightforward questions: Should she train workers from Mexico for extra pay or refuse?
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I chronicled the workers as they agonized over whether to train their replacements for extra pay.
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Chairman of Senate committees are specifically entitled by law to extra pay, but vice chairmen are not.
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This is in addition to extra pay for "larger orders, long distances, and other cases," the company explains.
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Sunday in New Orleans, without a nickel of extra pay, Brady had to help referee the game, too.
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Nguyen also made the most of the extra pay he earned while he was deployed to a combat zone.
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Of course, sometimes it's not a choice at all: We must earn that extra pay to make ends meet.
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ABN said it would consider extra pay-outs to shareholders as its capital buffer remained strong in the second quarter.
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Tier 1 gets a shiny gold star next to their name, along with extra pay, bonuses, and preferred job access.
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The global coffee chain joins Target, Whole Foods, and Amazon in offering extra pay to its workers during the crisis.
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The profit sharing bonuses come to about two months of extra pay for eligible employees, according to figures from Delta.
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In an email to employees, American had offered pilots the extra pay to work certain flights in the holiday period.
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They have a studio in their three-bedroom apartment, where they photograph themselves and other models and actors for extra pay.
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For millions of Americans, there will be no extra pay for extra work anytime soon — unless Mr. Trump makes it happen.
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U.S. troops serving in Niger and Mali will receive extra pay for being in danger of hostile fire, a congressman said.
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This will make life harder for those who need the extra hours and the extra pay in order to make ends meet.
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And because of the way bonuses are taxed, you might see a higher-than-normal withholding when you receive that extra pay.
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But carrying out mergers could be considered a core part of a C.E.O.'s job description, and not deserving of extra pay.
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We can help families by requiring adequate notice of work schedules and extra pay for those hit with last-minute schedule changes.
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And if that employee decides to take the bait, then word gets around about how -- with some risk -- to pick up extra pay.
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If he gets his way, employees may work an extra 24 hours a year for no extra pay but with increased pension contributions.
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If the tip plus the base payment ends up lower than the guaranteed minimum, DoorDash adds extra pay to make up the difference.
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Tens of thousands in extra pay for Daniel Pantaleo, the Staten Island officer who put Eric Garner in a fatal chokehold in 2014.
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And because of the way bonuses are initially taxed, you might see a higher-than-normal withholding when you receive that extra pay.
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And due to the way bonuses are initially taxed, you might see a higher-than-normal withholding when you receive that extra pay.
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He also endorses the Schedules That Work Act, which guarantees predictable schedules for workers, or extra pay if they have to work irregular schedules.
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Their beef is the "2996" regime, which refers to a work schedule of 2996am to 22013pm, six days a week, often without extra pay.
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Bethune shot and killed Bradford, a 25-year-old who had drawn lots earlier that evening so he could work overtime for extra pay.
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Even if the £4 billion in extra pay under the NLW went to the very same people, it could not offset these welfare cuts.
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Even if the £4 billion in extra pay expected under the NLW went to the very same people, it could not offset these cuts.
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However, the inverse of that is also true — at my old job, I was constantly staying late and working weekends for no extra pay.
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The lawsuit also alleges that bosses forced the women to skip lunch, and that they did not receive extra pay for the additional work.
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She also introduced the Schedules That Work Act, which guarantees predictable schedules for workers, or extra pay if they have to work irregular schedules.
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Waldhauser told Courtney he requested the service members receive the extra pay "months ago" and that he was awaiting approval from the White House.
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Instead of cutting costs by laying off staff, Mr. Grove demanded that Intel employees work an extra two hours a day — for no extra pay.
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She also wrote, churning out 10 books in one year, some of them under pseudonyms and some, because she was on staff, without extra pay.
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Mr. Silver promptly punished them for their mutiny: Demoted from leadership roles, Ms. Clark and the others also lost the extra pay that went with them.
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But he called for finding a way to anticipate the extra pay ahead of time during future campaigns to avoid a similar situation as this year.
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In addition to seeing those bonuses increase as much as sixfold for winning certain games, the players no longer needed to win to collect extra pay.
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Hospitals and industry-backed groups have long lobbied for this policy, which will add an average of $50,000 to $65,000 in extra pay for each procedure.
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Whereas voters might expect them to oppose the Speaker, they fear being refused funds to hire assistants or denied plum committee chairmanships (which come with extra pay).
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All MPs earn a basic salary of £74,000 a year, with extra pay for those with other responsibilities such as ministers and the chairs of parliamentary committees.
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Mr. Trump, who said the armed teachers should receive extra pay as an incentive, promoted his idea as demands for stronger gun control intensified across the country.
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In some cases, they were nonexistent; their commanders had padded the ranks with so-called ghost soldiers and kept the extra pay they received from American trainers.
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US retailers are not legally required to pay employees overtime for working on holidays, though some — such as Target, Macy&aposs, and JCPenney — offer the extra pay.
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For example, President Obama's new overtime rule will help millions of salaried workers who currently don't receive extra pay when they work more than 40 hours a week.
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Some companies, he said, try to avoid paying wages and taxes by modifying contracts after they have been signed and get employees to work overtime without extra pay.
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On Thursday, the company announced Uber Pro, a driver loyalty program that offers perks ranging from extra pay and free online education to dent repair and gas discounts.
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Some workers spent days watching DVDs or taking side jobs for extra pay, including work for which residents were supposed to pay the co-op, Ms. Churchill said.
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The resulting "pension growth" figure is calculated on the basis of a complex formula, but is usually a multiple of many times any extra pay the employee has received.
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In court filings, he noted that the street narcotics unit filed for at least 22 hours of extra pay that day — most of it by Officers Hugasian and Essig.
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He referred a reporter to Stirling's Monday statement that the state was beginning to retain staff through extra pay, bonuses and overtime after years of losing about 150 officers annually.
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But some may force them to work extremely long hours for no extra pay, or fail to ensure good living conditions for them, such as giving them a private room.
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But the program takes place after school, and it is taught by instructors who volunteer to extend their workday for extra pay, regardless of whether they have specialized intervention training.
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The strength of the law has been whittled away over recent decades, however, to the point that millions fewer Americans are guaranteed extra pay for extra work than in 1979.
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The Dutch association of hospitals has so far offered around 3% extra pay and wishes to scrap the employers' contribution to health insurance and to lower pay during sick leave.
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The Dutch association of hospitals has so far offered around 3% extra pay and wishes to scrap the employers' contribution to health insurance and to lower pay during sick leave.
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It's also true that U.S. CEOs make far more money than their counterparts elsewhere, partly due to stock options, and whether they are worth that extra pay is a discussion worth having.
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A Pentagon spokeswoman said that the decision to include Niger in the list of combat zones where troops receive extra pay was made on Monday — and had not been communicated to Gen.
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If Trump wants to make Abedin an issue, he's on fairer, sturdier ground with the extra pay from outside sources that Clinton arranged for her when they worked together at the State Department.
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They pull down extra pay that day, although everyone from the supervisors down to the people working in the back row of the call center are tight-lipped about how much they make.
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New York State Supreme Court Judge Andrea Masley offered Juno, Lyft, and Uber the opportunity on Wednesday to put the extra pay in an escrow while they wait for a decision on the case.
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Its drivers will earn an additional one cent per mile and extra pay for every arrival, bringing the average annual compensation to $87,803 and its all-in rate close to 89 cents per mile.
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While receiving a promotion without extra pay isn't ideal, career expert Lindsey Pollak says it can be okay to accept this deal — if the new promotion is in alignment with your long-term goals.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency has told employees who earned overtime after responding to a number of natural disasters this year that they may have to repay some of their extra pay, Bloomberg reports.
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Last year the French worked 38.9 hours a week on average (admittedly among the lowest figures in the OECD), seeming happy to labour above the required threshold and pocket the extra pay or holiday allowance.
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His client's patrol team had only three of its seven officers on duty that morning, and the team sergeant was working a part-time job outside the jurisdiction for extra pay, the defense attorney said.
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The second officer would "take the arrest," and receive the extra pay for going to court on a day off — even if that meant testifying about events the officer had never witnessed, the report maintained.
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Sepehri was among a group of Ghosn loyalists who explored legal ways to pay him undisclosed income via the Dutch Renault-Nissan BV venture, and had herself received extra pay from the subsidiary, Reuters earlier revealed.
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Since 2015, GM (GM), Ford (F) and Fiat Chrysler (FCAU), for example, paid out nearly $5 billion combined to their workers, which is the equivalent of six months' extra pay per employee, according to Automotive News.
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This has helped clinicians in poor areas, but in richer ones, where prescribing treatments had been more lucrative, it has left many staff worse off—particularly when they have to see more patients for no extra pay.
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Verdi criticised the move, saying that Metro was trying to get out of commitments made on job security and investments while paying new hires less and doing away with extra pay for night shifts and Christmas bonuses.
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Carmen Alvarez alleges that when she switched from an hourly wage to salary as part of a "management training program," she began working in excess of 40 hours a week and was preparing food without extra pay.
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Since 2015, GM (GM), Ford (F) and Fiat Chrysler (FCAU), for example, wrote nearly $5 billion combined in checks to their workers, which is the equivalent of six months' extra pay per employee, according to Automotive News.
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He was appointed in December 2015 after a scandal involving "ghost soldiers," in which up to 40 percent of the 215th Corps's troops were said to exist only on paper so corrupt officers could collect extra pay.
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Guards, paid by the state to protect oil faculties, as well as other groups regularly seize oilfields to pressure weak authorities into giving them extra pay and benefits, part of the chaos in the OPEC producer since 2011.
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The group on Tuesday filed a grievance against management for "improperly restricting" the ability to earn extra pay on some trips and has been vocal about its concerns regarding American's willingness to work collaboratively to resolve the issue.
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The companies say they do not formally oppose AB 5 — though they did offer drivers extra pay to attend a rally on the state Capitol steps against the bill in July, organized by the California Chamber of Commerce.
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Justice Minister Koen Geens proposed on Friday recruiting 405 new prison officers this year to bring the total to some 7,000, the level at the end of 2015, and offering some extra pay for more flexible working practices.
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The ruling denied extra pay for extra work to as many as 12.5 million salaried workers — those earning between $455 and $913 a week — including 7.3 million who live in the 30 states that went for Mr. Trump.
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Puzder suggests that the "stature" and "sense of accomplishment" his restaurant managers and other workers feel make up for long hours with no extra pay -- an extreme view wildly out of step with most Americans, two-thirds of whom support the overtime reform.
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It's not exactly a vacation, as justices use the summer to prepare for cases scheduled for the fall, but it is when they do most of their traveling, much of which is subsidized, and when they lecture and teach for extra pay.
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Of this group, only 38 percent say the extra pay helps their financial situation "a great deal" or "a fair amount, while 40 percent say it helps some or just a little, and 22 percent say "it does not help much at all.
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Of this group, only 38 percent say the extra pay helps their financial situation "a great deal" or "a fair amount, while 40 percent say it helps some or just a little, and 250 percent say "it does not help much at all.
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The Wage and Hour Division stated that Restaurant Associates and its subcontractor had not only classified Senate cafeteria workers for lower-paid positions than they actually held, but they forced workers to report early to work without giving them any extra pay.
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Earlier this year engineers in the cut-throat technology industry led a rare online labour movement to protest against the "996" regime (a de facto work schedule of 9am to 9pm, six days a week, often without extra pay for those extra hours).
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Drivers for app-based cab aggregators Uber and Ola started an indefinite strike across India on Monday, demanding extra pay as a surge in the number of cabs on the two platforms, coupled with cutbacks in incentive payments, have stung drivers.
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When the owners of the fields Sagnet was working in decided suddenly to change the way the crop was to be picked – making the work more difficult but offering no extra pay - the young Cameroonian led a revolt and the labor force went on strike.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has reportedly told some employees who pulled in beefier paychecks after working overtime to respond to the series of natural disasters that hit the U.S. earlier this year they may need to return part of their extra pay.
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The company's management said in a memo to the more than 1,000 people it employs that they were being put on a mandatory, unpaid furlough, but that their health benefits would continue and that they would receive some extra pay with their last check.
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You should be offered something in exchange for legally agreeing to restrict your future professional options and earning potential, such as extra pay, a promotion, special training for career advancement or a change in status so that you're no longer considered an "at-will" employee.
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Workers also would be entitled to a break of at least 10 hours between work shifts from one day to the next, and to receive extra pay if they agreed to a shorter rest interval - typically between closing hours at night and opening hours the next morning.
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The general in charge of U.S. military operations in Africa said on Tuesday that he asked for troops serving in Niger to receive extra pay for being subjected to hostile fire "months ago," and that the decision now rests with the Office of Management and Budget (OMB).
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According to news reports, the officers in the unit where Epstein lived were both working overtime—one being ordered to do so because the jail was understaffed, the other a former corrections officer who no longer regularly performed line supervision, but volunteered for the extra pay.
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Jarrett lost the title at No Mercy, as scheduled, but he insisted on extra pay or else he'd walk, probably with the actual championship belt (showing up at a rival's television show with a title belt that isn't theirs is an anxiety wrestling promoters have held for generations).
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Colombia's military has been blamed for as many as 603,000 extrajudicial killings at the height of the country's armed conflict in the mid-2000s as troops under pressure from top commanders inflated body counts, in some cases dressing up civilians as guerrillas in exchange for extra pay and perks.
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In addition to cultural attitudes about the value of hard work, she said, some employers reduce costs by relying on overtime, and employees work the longer hours for the extra pay and to please the boss — promotions often depend more on time spent at a desk than actual productivity.
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That's when stern-faced, tight-lipped lawmen (and possibly law-women) will, for extra pay, take a break from the Christian spirit and normal human rhythms of work, football, prayer, and time spent with family and friends, to frogmarch 85033-year-old William Sallie – who has already spent more than half his life imprisoned – to his death.
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In three cases, Mr. Pruitt's team tried to ease out staff members who had questioned his actions or had clashed over his management by telling them to resign but offering two to three months of extra pay, according to three former E.P.A. officials, including Mr. Chmielewski, who said he had been offered this arrangement and had declined.
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Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeMcConnell, allies lean into Twitter, media 'war' Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Utah), would amend the woefully out-of-date Fair Labor Standards Act to allow workers eligible for overtime pay to opt for more paid time off, rather than extra pay.
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