We had asked our workers to take pay cut after pay cut, and there was nothing left for us to take.
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I would actually take a pay cut to do that.
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Taking a pay cut, Crawford joined Davis at Warner Bros.
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"You might get reduced hours, a pay cut," she said.
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Think of it as giving yourself an unintentional pay cut.
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And back then it was a really meaningful pay cut.
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Senior managers at Azul, meanwhile, are taking a 25% pay cut.
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He declined to say whether he would take a pay cut.
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I ended up taking a $15K pay cut for a good opportunity.
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Millennials would take a pay cut to work at a sustainable company.
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In January, that freedom resulted in another pay cut for many workers.
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Best salary-related advice: Don't be scared to take a pay cut.
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The average pay cut employees were willing to take was 21 percent.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - GlaxoSmithKline's chief executive pay cut is a false economy.
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Contract transcriptionists say issues with Rev go beyond the recent pay cut.
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You take a pay cut when you're in that line of work.
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The pay cut would be split over three months, the FT added.
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We didn't have kids yet, and I took a big pay cut.
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Ethan, at the height of his popularity, took a huge pay cut.
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Foregoing a pay raise is admittedly different from inviting a pay cut.
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When threatened with a pay cut, they finally put their foot down.
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"Without getting too specific about how big a pay cut this would be, lets just say Im pretty confident that if your boss told you to take a similar pay cut, youd tell him where to go," said Cain.
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"Without getting too specific about how big a pay cut this would be, let's just say I'm pretty confident that if your boss told you to take a similar pay cut, you'd tell him where to go," Cain wrote.
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"Without getting too specific about how big a pay cut this would be, let's just say I'm pretty confident that if your boss told you to take a similar pay cut, you'd tell him where to go," he added.
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Sales suffered and Bailey took a pay cut to compensate for disappointing earnings.
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A small, temporary pay cut seemed like a win-win solution for everyone.
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I never would have left had the pay cut not been so drastic.
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All of them wanted him to take a pay cut, which astounded him.
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American workers also take a pay cut because of high levels of immigration.
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Workers ultimately agreed to a 5 percent pay cut to spare their jobs.
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Those who do find another job often have to take a pay cut.
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In 1978, he took a pay cut to become Mr. Lebow's personal assistant.
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That resulted in an effective pay cut, the woman said in the letter.
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I stopped worrying about my drastic pay cut because I was still alive.
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A 60 percent pay cut, at minimum, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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The draft approved by cabinet omitted a proposed temporary public-sector pay cut.
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But southerners already in jobs would need to take a pay cut of 6%.
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Like all the big names before him, he can take his pay cut then.
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Barton also got involved because this change, unlike March's pay cut, affects their tips.
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Employees grappled with an 8% pay cut, according to two people at the magazine.
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My dissatisfaction is the pay cut, not how the app works or the customers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Chief executives at Britain's largest companies had a pay cut last year.
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Tense pay-cut negotiations between players and AFL and NRL executives have dragged on.
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Tense pay-cut negotiations between players and AFL and NRL executives have dragged on.
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Most of the upper-level staff members have taken a 25 percent pay cut.
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"Because it's a $20,000 pay cut," he said, according to The New York Times.
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Redfield asked HHS Secretary Alex Azar for a pay cut April 30, after Sen.
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It was a big pay cut from her previous $40,000 annual salary and benefits.
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Losing a high-paying job and taking a pay cut is a huge blow.
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But working in the industry comes with caveats, including stigma and a pay cut.
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"Without getting too specific about how big a pay cut this would be, let's just say I'm pretty confident that if your boss told you to take a similar pay cut, you'd tell him where to go," he wrote on a conservative website.
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Should he be installed to the White House role, he'd likely take a pay cut.
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Between the two of them, Lauricella says they took nearly an 80 percent pay cut.
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Leone refuses with characteristic sass, but later is forced to take a huge pay cut.
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I think all of us would take a pay cut if sex work was decriminalized.
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And I've never had the experience of a guy taking any sort of pay cut.
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This pay-cut scenario is a temporary patch that's helped Stone, and hooray for that.
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To star in "Magnolia," Tom Cruise took a massive pay cut and made only $100,000.
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Among the highest-paid FTSE 100 bosses, Bailey will not be taking a pay cut.
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He's taking a hell of a pay cut to take the job if he does.
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Steve Cohen of Tennessee heatedly asked whether Muilenburg had or would take a pay cut.
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And 24 percent of them would even take a pay cut to gain telecommuting flexibility.
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This amounts to a substantial pay cut, since they are paid for only 9 months.
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That came with a steep pay cut, but we still manage to make it work.
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But at least hourly folks aren't going to take a pay cut during a pandemic.
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She had always loved fashion, but the job came with a 50 percent pay cut.
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This also meant losing my employer-provided health insurance and taking a minor pay cut.
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Both commentators were new, last season's duo having declined to take a significant pay cut.
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Its finances are also under strain, with fighters' pay cut by up to a half.
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When I started my MFA program, I took a more than 50 percent pay cut.
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Should job seekers expect to take a pay cut when they seek jobs with flexible arrangements?
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So he took a pay cut, ensuring they would be both paid the same in future.
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Of course, the man's new fans were outraged and blamed the pay cut on his looks.
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Fiery questions on pay cut Muilenburg avoided discussing details of his compensation when pressed by Rep.
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The benefits of a steady job do not make up for the pay cut, he said.
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One thing seems likely: the FTSE's best-compensated chief executive will be taking a pay cut.
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That pay cut would not save the government much money, but it was a popular promise.
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He took a pay cut when he joined the force a year ago at age 42.
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On average, they take a 10% pay cut, but they continue to work as investment advisers.
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This "retirement tax" is nothing more than an outright pay cut for hard-working public servants.
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The backstory: Redfield asked HHS Secretary Alex Azar for a pay cut April 6900, after Sen.
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Research shows that, overall, when women in the workforce have children, they experience a pay cut.
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If he doesn't top his 2018 season, the Patriots may ask him for a pay cut.
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It was a pay cut at first, but is very rewarding compared to what I endured.
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On the flip side, if doctors fail to meet the standards, they see their pay cut.
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Some have also taken a pay cut to be able to retain hourly workers, she said.
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But at SFMOMA, despite the prestigious job title, he would have received a significant pay cut.
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In at least one case, the revised figure was the result of a retroactive pay cut.
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The company's management will take a 20 percent pay cut, she wrote, and staff the stores.
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"Because it's a $20,000 pay cut," he said, explaining why he has not made a change.
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You might find out that to go to a competitor, you have to take a pay cut.
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For certain clinics or hospitals in disadvantaged areas, any pay cut could put their future in risk.
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Bigland also claims the pay cut was in retaliation for selling shares in the company in 2018.
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I'm sorry to say I took the pay cut because I truly enjoyed making you all laugh.
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That may require giving yourself a painful initial "pay cut," says Ellen Siegel, a Miami financial planner.
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Third, they have asked employees to contribute more from their current wages—ie, take a pay cut.
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How do you feel when you need to inform a friend they'll be taking a pay cut?
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Mr Clements took a pay cut of £20,000 ($27,000) when he joined from the Bank of England.
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Over 60% are changing jobs because of their boss, and they're willing to take a pay cut.
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That's quite the pay cut, but Nowitzki hasn't shied away from similar financial sacrifices in the past.
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If you'll have a particularly lightened role in your new position, the pay cut might be reasonable.
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Even Rupert Murdoch — the architect of the Fox empire — took a pay cut after the deal closed.
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He understands that if he returns, he will most likely have to accept a significant pay cut.
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But taking a 20 percent pay cut on back-to-back years was a real hit financially.
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He took a 50% pay cut to join Everton, which reportedly pays him £7.8 million per year.
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Like the teacher in Jeneen Interlandi's article, I took a pay cut to become a "preschool" teacher.
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Despite the pay cut, the Panthers were among the teams that were most likely to sign Reid.
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Providers would face an estimated average 11 percent to 13 percent pay cut under Medicare for All.
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Last week, it said about 98 percent of employees and executives had agreed to a pay cut.
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After taking a pay cut, my mindset changed and money became simply a tool that served me.
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Is there ever a good career reason to take a pay cut to do the same work?
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I wound up taking a 50 percent pay cut to come back to Delta, which was insane.
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A few workers have shifted from erotic massages to foot rubs, taking a pay cut in the process.
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Deliveroo couriers in August successfully protested against changes to their terms that amounted to a big pay cut.
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Cap Situation: $7,441,957—28th in the NFL The Saints have had linebacker Dannell Ellerbe take a pay cut.
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I was taking a pretty massive pay cut, but I was able to negotiate for $2,000 more dollars.
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Shepard, 25, was released by the Carolina Panthers last week when he declined to take a pay cut.
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If you're living your dream, it's okay to take a pay cut to help it come to life.
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Aso, a close Abe ally, said Sagawa would take a temporary pay cut and might face more punishment.
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Her successor, Johan Lundgren, voluntarilyy took a nearly $50,85033 pay cut to match what her previous salary was.
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Akasaka will also take a 20% pay cut as a result of the Jitsukawa incident, reports Mainichi Shimbun.
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Reeves, however, was so eager to work with the legendary actor that he took another sizable pay cut.
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In short, 44 years had passed with the typical American worker absorbing a roughly 2 percent pay cut.
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So if you want people to take that pay cut, you need to have something to offset that.
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In Maine, SFACs are now being paid $85033 per hour, a pay cut of almost $20,000 per year.
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Over the last four years he has endured a suspension, a transfer, a pay cut and being fired.
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The pay cut comes after a year of poor sales and a layoff of 223,63 employees in June.
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The financial firm's CEO Lloyd Blankfein took a $1 million pay cut in 2016, according to a filing.
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In order to change professional tracks to pursue his passion for television, he took a substantial pay cut.
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And it would force the people who make our government work to endure a 6 percent pay cut.
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In response, Vine accepted a pay cut to about $1,700 after learning of the pay disparity last year.
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When offered another job, an introductory position with a 75 percent pay cut, I jumped at the opportunity.
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Of course, the surgeon is unlikely to accept an administrative position if it entails a significant pay cut.
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Roughly 76 percent of millennials would take a pay cut of at least 103 percent to work for a company that offers flexible office hours, and 67 percent would be willing to take a pay cut of at least 3 percent to work at a company that offers good mentorship opportunities.
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For Tracy E. Robey, who runs the beauty blog Fanserviced-b, the impact was more stark: a pay cut.
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Single-payer critics and some fact-checkers have (wrongly) suggested America's doctors would face a 40-percent pay cut.
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You might now qualify because you lost a job, took a pay cut or worked fewer hours last year.
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Vine, meanwhile, has said he accepted a pay cut to £1,300 after learning of the pay disparity last year.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Jackson said he was disappointed that Mr. Dauman did not take more of a pay cut.
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Since public-sector workers cannot be fired or have their pay cut, they become a permanent expense once hired.
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Estonia was pushing through tough austerity measures at the time, including a 10% pay cut for public-sector workers.
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So you're thinking of taking a pay cut — either with a new job, or in a new field altogether.
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If the organization is one you feel particularly passionate about, taking a pay cut might be okay with you.
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Grande pay cut The E.coli outbreak took a big bite out of the salaries of Chipotle's two big enchiladas.
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The researchers discovered that while women in nearly every field see a pay cut come motherhood, artists do not.
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The most likely explanation for the absence of a motherhood pay cut is simply the nature of the field.
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In Japan, some quickly took a pay cut so as not to appear on the list, says Mr Abe.
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Cohen asked if anyone at the company had taken a pay cut amid the grounding of the 737 Max.
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In fact, nearly 1 in 4 workers would actually take a pay cut in favor of more time off.
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Muilenburg appeared before Congress on October 29 and was asked why he hadn't resigned or taken a pay cut.
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The newspaper's entire staff, including management and reporters, have been asked to take a 50% pay cut next month.
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Senior management will take a 20% pay cut, Lufthansa said, as it confirmed results already released on March 13.
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Hayes is also taking a temporary 21429% pay cut, and other directors will follow suit, according to the memo.
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In addition, the memo states that CEO Maurice Gallagher and President John Redmond will take a full pay cut.
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Maybe our C.E.O. would be willing to take a pay cut to pour some resources back into our community.
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Sweeney said on Wednesday that the RFU Executive Team would be taking a pay cut in excess of 25%.
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" In his defense, Mr. Delhomme said he took a pay cut of $10,000 to "help move the village forward.
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Mr. Staley will receive a formal reprimand and take a pay cut; he has already apologized to the board.
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Providers will face a pay cut if the government program expands to cover more people (or to cover everybody).
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As strange as it may sound, taking a $68,000 pay cut didn't seem like a big loss to me.
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He is already moving to increase federal workers' contributions to their retirement packages, which amounts to a pay cut.
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It's not just that the pay cut would make people angry; providers have more leverage than just their fury.
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Cain, who has denied the allegations, said he was dropping out because he didn't want to take a pay cut.
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Trump's other choice, Herman Cain, withdrew his name in late April, citing the pay cut he would have to take.
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"I didn't realize it at the time, but I was basically asking them to take a pay cut," says Eagle.
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Rodriguez noted that he would be taking a pay cut, along with campaign consultants, and other contracts would be renegotiated.
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But when we started dating he said he took a massive pay-cut, so I wasn't sure what that meant.
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Sarissa, run by billionaire investor Carl Icahn's former healthcare lieutenant, also called for a pay cut for Innoviva's board members.
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Since October, Hyundai Motor Group executives have taken a 10 percent pay cut, the first such move in seven years.
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Less than a month ago, Mejia re-worked his contract with the Mets, taking a pay cut for obvious reasons.
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Forty percent also say they would consider a pay cut for a job that allows them to work from anywhere.
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One study found that adding 20 minutes to your commute makes you as miserable as taking a 19% pay cut.
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Critics say that pay cut would steer patients into more expensive MRIs or the limited ultrasounds, which would benefit radiologists.
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Despite the pay cut, chief executives of FTSE 100 companies still took home 129 times more than their average employee.
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Grey is giving its employees the option to take a four-day workweek, in exchange for a 15% pay cut.
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I decided to start working remotely from my Los Angeles apartment, taking a $40,000 pay cut to start freelance writing.
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When he finally returned to the work force, Mr. Donham took a pay cut and began commuting to Los Angeles.
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Unionized postal employees would rather not have their pay cut or more of their work outsourced to the private sector.
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And they are willing to take a pretty big pay cut to make sure those values align with their own.
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His total pay in 2013 was $35 million, so he actually took an ever-so-slight pay cut in 2014.
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They're willing to take a pay cut in order to pay workers a higher wage; or make a service affordable.
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They downsized and moved into an apartment, and her husband took a pay cut to work in their new city.
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Employees at "every level" are also being asked to take a pay cut, according to a statement obtained by Deadline.
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"The tough part is when someone asks you to take a pay cut," Mathieu said on NFL Network last week.
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"It's just a no-brainer, so it wasn't a problem for me to accept one [a pay cut]," Vine added.
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Because I was desperate, I took the first job I was offered in January 2018, and took a pay cut.
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"Some of Occidental's US workers will have their pay cut by 30%," Reuters reports, while others will see smaller cuts.
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When we started telling family members, my in-laws' first question was whether I would be taking a pay cut.
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On Saturday, many of the remaining longtime in-store sales specialists at Lowe&aposs will be seeing a pay cut.
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As a first-generation immigrant, he is appalled at the pay cut I would take if I left my job.
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In March, he was punished with a month's pay cut for the same reasons it had fired him in 2012.
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In other words: Some doctors may be hurting from a pay cut, but that doesn't seem to be hurting patients.
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Redfield took a pay cut from his previous job as a professor at the University of Maryland School of Medicine.
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"I sacrificed a comfortable lifestyle and being near family and friends, and I took a considerable pay cut," she admitted.
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Mr. Grammer's character wanted to pay back the loan by requiring all employees to take a 30 percent pay cut.
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You may have to take a lower position with a pay cut or return to school to learn a new skill.
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One study found that adding 20 minutes to your commute makes you as miserable as taking a 19 percent pay cut.
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Dudley's 2016 pay cut was a result of "downward discretion" to the four components of his total pay, the company said.
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SunPower's CEO Tom Werner announced during the company's second-quarter results conference call on Tuesday that he's taking a pay cut.
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I had to take a lower position to get into the cable business but didn't want to take a pay cut.
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Many adjunct professors' class loads dropped from three or four classes to two or three, which represented a huge pay cut.
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Greater happiness comes with a cost, though: She took a pay cut of about 230 percent, and some downsizing was necessary.
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The opportunity to work on complex and interesting problems even drove some employees to take a pay cut to join Uber.
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The American worker was hailed by economists for her increasing productivity — although to most workers it just seemed like pay cut.
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The company said the bonus "did not meaningfully improve quality," and that the pay cut would go into effect this week.
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He felt lucky to have found the position in Stamford, even though it had meant a pay cut and a relocation.
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In a bid to improve well-being, employees were switched to a six-hour workday last year with no pay cut.
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One study found that adding 20 minutes to your commute makes you as miserable as taking a 218.3 percent pay cut.
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A group of Democratic senators want to see pension executives suffer a pay cut if the plans they monitor cut benefits.
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It calls for paid sick leave, parental leave and wage insurance for workers who suffer a pay cut when changing jobs.
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Six of its employees had been laid off and those who remained said they had taken a 50 percent pay cut.
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As Obama pointed out on Wednesday, Garland took a 50 percent pay cut to work for the Bush administration in Washington.
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The company's own LinkedIn survey data indicated that 85 percent of professionals would take a pay cut for a shorter commute.
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Qantas (QABSY) Chairman Richard Goyder will stop taking management fees, and the executive leadership team will take a 30% pay cut.
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Gary Kelly, the chief executive of Southwest Airlines, told employees on Monday that he was taking a 23 percent pay cut.
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So he moved to a job at RAND Corporation, the nonprofit policy research group — and took a 30 percent pay cut.
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If I was working in a place for years and I suddenly took a pay cut, I&aposd be very upset.
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There was no way I was going to accept the $103,000 offer and take pay cut three years into my career.
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Managers are willing to take the biggest pay cut in terms of dollar figures, $2,820 on average, to achieve better balance.
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That amounts to an effective pay cut, since the driver loses fuel, time and the opportunity to pick up new passengers.
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So he was applying to work at a factory making instant soup, even though that would mean a sharp pay cut.
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Cain wrote he didn't want to take a pay cut to sit on the board, and Trump tweeted he'd accepted the decision.
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Mr. Vine said he accepted a pay cut after he learned of the disparity in pay between him and his female colleagues.
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Whether or not his chiseled cheekbones were a factor, a 10-percent pay cut seems a bit steep for an untucked shirt.
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"There they treat us like slaves," says a Lebanese education consultant who took a pay cut to move from Dubai to Istanbul.
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Steven Cohen (D-Tenn.) when the representative asked him if he was taking a pay cut until the plane's issues were solved.
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Novartis CEO Vas Narasimhan is taking a voluntary pay cut, thanks to a controversy swirling around one of the company's marquee treatments.
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"Similarly, when a CEO asks for a raise while giving other employees a pay cut, investors should have this information," they added.
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NFL Network reports Countess declined to take a pay cut from his $2 million restricted free agent tender, leading to his release.
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Even people motivated purely by money are often better served by taking a pay cut to report a vulnerability to a manufacturer.
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It has said that its chief executive would take a 30% pay cut for three months to take responsibility for the leak.
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As for whether or not he will take another pay cut to keep his high-performing team intact, Durant says he's unsure.
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Sarah Meyer, who is thirty-four, came from Edelman, the global communications firm, and took a pay cut to join N.Y.C. Transit.
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Even media tycoon Rupert Murdoch — the architect of the Fox empire and Lachlan's father — took a pay cut after the deal closed.
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One found that adding just 20 minutes to your commute could make you as unhappy as taking a 19 percent pay cut.
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But women are more often hurt by that pay cut, the study found, because they are more likely to take time off.
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In 2013, I decided to take a risk and a significant pay cut in order to pursue a different line of work.
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Tammi Kroll, a Yahoo executive, took an 80 percent pay cut to move to Gravity, where she is now chief operating officer.
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Chief Executive Gonzalo Gortazar will forego his 2020 bonus, echoing a decision by Santander's top executives to take a 50% pay cut.
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On Tuesday, multiple media outlets reported that some NHL league office employees are facing a 25 percent pay cut effective April 1.
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In 2013, she got a sizable pay-cut, going from $1 million a year between 2009 and 2012, to $250,000 a year.
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The Jets were also considering asking Ferguson to take a pay cut, and they looked at other left tackles in the meantime.
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But when she lost her job and had to take a pay cut, she didn't have to dramatically cut back her expenses.
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The move involved a pay cut and uprooting his family — his wife, Wanda, is also from the area — which included a toddler.
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Accepting the job would mean a significant pay cut for the Frenchman, who makes £8 million ($10.3 million) a year at Arsenal.
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Three former WilmerHale partners — Rhee, Quarles, and Zebley — as well as Mueller himself, likely took a large pay cut to join the team.
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Today, a 36-year-old teacher shares how she took a $50K pay cut to move abroad — and why she doesn't regret it.
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An Uber spokesperson tried to play up the introduction of a new promotional feature for drivers introduced alongside the per-mile pay cut.
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A demotion would mean a pay cut, from an annual salary of $203,500 to $183,100, base pay levels set by Congress for 2019.
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Give them a world where they suddenly get a 20% pay cut, and then 70 women every day tell them to smile more.
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There is tale upon tale of pregnant women or mothers being demoted, having their pay cut, and being bullied out of a job.
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Since the offseason began, Incognito fired his agent via Twitter and agreed to a pay cut with a base salary of $22018 million.
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So, you know, moving across the country, taking a drug test, possibly taking a pay cut if you're a high-paid software engineer.
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Sulaiman said he negotiated a 25% pay cut with his American employer in exchange for longer holidays to Nigeria to pursue his passion.
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Many specialties would still take a pay cut even under versions of "Medicare for All" that aren't as full-throated as what Sen.
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A pay cut does seem in store for the imperial couple, who do not have a large personal fortune, unlike the British royals.
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First up, a 36-year-old New Yorker who works in media and took a big pay cut to make a career change.
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Less than 20% of participants say they would take a pay cut for six months as a way to get more closet space.
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Nearly 10% of all respondents — regardless of age — said they would take a $5,000-$10,000 pay cut to work for environmentally responsible firms.
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More difficult ideas were torpedoed, such as a public sector pay cut, and critics say the government also avoided the main problem: corruption.
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Either way, in considering whether or not taking a pay cut is right for you, don't forget to compare your workload and responsibilities.
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Rodriguez also said that he would take a pay cut, and that the campaign would "trim and renegotiate contracts" with its consultants. Rep.
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I left the private sector and took a pay cut to come work for the nation I love and be a public servant.
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Yonhap News Agency, which earlier reported the Hyundai pay cuts, said this is the first executive pay cut at the group since 2009.
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In practice, that amounts to roughly a $3,000 pay cut over the last decade for some of the lowest paid workers in America.
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Even if Kaepernick was benched in good faith, management has essentially required him to take a pay cut before letting him be promoted.
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It had no customers as tourists canceled holidays, and its manager Nuwan Harshana says he took two months leave and a pay cut.
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This has meant a pay cut of several hundred dollars for employees, who receive minimum wage and count on bonuses to pay rent.
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Kaepernick said no to Elway because in the potential trade he would have had to take a pay cut to join the Broncos.
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Some FIFA Council members objected to a drastic pay cut, and FIFA had to settle at a marginally smaller figure — $250,000 a year.
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Walsh quit her job on the boat and found a safer, more stable job as a nanny, though it meant a pay cut.
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But the workers willing to give up the largest share of their salary are parents, who said they'd take a 5% pay cut.
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He accepted a huge pay cut in early 2017 when he took his White House job at an annual salary of about $180,000.
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The other factor, independent of a player's talent, that can influence how much he earns is his willingness to take a pay cut.
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If a candidate is not open to a pay cut, they will need to explain their worth with that particular role in mind.
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The bank ended up paying a fine of $243 billion for violating securities laws, while Dimon was forced to take a pay cut.
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It's hard out there for Frito-Lay truck drivers in New York, who fell victim to a 33 percent pay cut last August.
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Schiller, in contrast, was very clear about who he had upended his life and taken a pay cut to serve: Donald J. Trump.
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Nagai, who became the group CEO in 2012, has said he will take a 30% pay cut for three months over the scandal.
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However, a series of scandals damaged his reputation, leading to a significant pay cut in 2014, and likely contributed to his retirement in 2016.
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FRANKFURT, March 27 (Reuters) - Commerzbank's chief executive officer took a 32 percent pay cut in 2018, according to the bank's annual report on Wednesday.
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For Sprave, becoming a full-time YouTuber, even one helming a popular, multimillion-subscriber channel, was a pay cut on the best of months.
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As a result, Faraday Future's workforce had their pay cut, underwent layoffs, and, eventually, hundreds of employees were placed on unpaid leave in December.
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Last year, Mr. Vanska married the orchestra's concertmaster, Erin Keefe, and signed a contract through 20123, including the same pay cut his players took.
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Like many of his peers, he happily took a pay cut to join the growing company and was pleased with his generous equity plan.
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Less than a decade ago, the Detroit musicians seemed implacably at odds with the management, which had proposed a thirty-per-cent pay cut.
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While Andrew, a cybersecurity analyst, took a slight pay cut when they moved from Columbia, Christina, a mechanical engineer, is earning the same salary.
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In fact, adding 20 minutes to your commute per day has the same effect on your job satisfaction as receiving a 19% pay cut.
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So, in effect, the only person receiving a pay cut for the novel's poor sales was me, even though I'd done my job well.
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However, when I left Columbia and began teaching at Purchase I took a huge pay cut and had to start my tenure clock over.
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She would have taken a 10% pay cut just to have a door to close on men like the one still staring at her.
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Kerr would even be willing to take a pay cut, he tells the Washington Post, in exchange for a shorter regular season NBA schedule.
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At one of his companies, senior management took a 50% pay cut to keep essential service staff intact to maintain business operations, he said.
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During Mr. Kelleher's tenure, the company never had a layoff, furlough or pay cut, despite being among the most unionized airlines in the world.
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At many medical centers, a board-certified internist accepts a pay cut of 30 percent to 40 percent to become an infectious-disease specialist.
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"I wanted to be sure I could afford the pay cut — 210 percent — that a career change to teaching would entail," Mr. Gordon said.
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During the last recession, in 2008-09, its members accepted a 2.6% pay cut and saw some extra allowances slashed when times were tough.
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A study in Sweden found that for lesbian couples in which one mother gave birth, she took a pay cut similar to heterosexual mothers.
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In Albany, she was making $2,200 per month, and then took a pay cut for the job in public relations in New York City.
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In 2014, he took a pay cut after opting out of a contract in order to help the team accumulate talent when James left.
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Bruenig worked out the math to determine the real pay cut to be less than 11 percent under the Sanders bill, for what it's worth.
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It's a pay cut, maybe not as deep as feared, but it could still be a challenge for providers already operating with a thin margin.
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According to Forbes, he took a pay cut because the movie was so "risky," but he and Nolan agreed to split first dollar gross points.
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Cain has denied the harassment claims and said he was dropping out because joining the Fed would require him to take a deep pay cut.
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We first talked to a 36-year-old New Yorker who works in media and took a big pay cut to make a career change.
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Wade reportedly felt under-appreciated by the Heat, after taking a pay cut in 2010 to allow the team come in under the salary cap.
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If your work is taking you to a city where it's much easier to live on less, your pay cut might not sting as badly.
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Correction: we're told she also rapped a few bars and drank some champagne -- and even took a pay cut from her usual $15k appearance fee.
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If elected he'll take a 50 percent pay cut and refuse the car loan, bodyguard and medical allowance that come with the job, he says.
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The results came a day after Hyundai said about 1,000 executives will take a 10 percent pay cut to reflect the severity of the slump.
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After making partner at a prominent law firm, he took at 21997% pay cut to join George H. W. Bush's administration as a federal prosecutor.
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The bottom line: One person's cost control is another person's pay cut — and that fact will always complicate the execution of these ostensibly shared goals.
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"In my career so far, I've needed my male costars to take a pay cut so that I may have parity with them," she said.
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Barone was demoted from sergeant following the video and put on desk duty, taking a pay cut from $85033,200 to $76,800, according to the Courant.
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A recent Twitter thread about a pay cut at Rev, which brought base pay for contractors down to $0.30 per minute of audio, sparked outrage.
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Not only do you need standard emergency savings to cover a job loss or pay cut, but you'll need money to pay for moving expenses.
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As a result, most of them would likely be willing to risk a short-term pay cut to get on the field and prove themselves.
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In addition to shelling out a ton of money on continuing education, I also took a pay cut of over $10,000 when I switched schools.
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In March, Marriott CEO Arne Sorenson's salary was suspended for the rest of the year, while other senior executives are receiving a 50% pay cut.
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Purkayastha says he has personally taken a 70% pay cut, and of Regalis Foods' nearly 50 employees, only four have been laid off so far.
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Others with more modest pay include President Muhammadu Buhari of Nigeria, who took a 50 percent pay cut when he took office in May 2015.
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Lower-ranking government figures will take a 20 percent pay cut, though rank-and-file state employees will be spared, according to the Finance Ministry.
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When he did, he took a significant pay cut from a public relations job to start writing for legendary Washington City Paper editor David Carr.
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The woman goes to jail, and Nina looks smug AF (which is ironic, because earlier in the episode Nina convinces Rainer to take a major pay cut for his lead role in order to keep the movie afloat, but he soon realizes that he took the pay cut so that Jordan could get extra money — no one knows Nina and Jordan are sleeping together).
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The workers, who are independent contractors, say a recent change to the grocery delivery platform's pay structure was an effective pay cut that's threatening their livelihoods.
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Trump's other Fed pick, former 2012 Republican candidate Herman Cain, bowed out last week citing the pay cut he would have to take in the job.
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My salary is currently pretty high, so it's tricky navigating the Denver market, but I'm determined to not take a pay cut at my next gig.
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In the meantime, the entire staff of the paper will take a 40 percent pay cut in the new year, Mark Segraves of NBC Washington reports.
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Ministers and MPs also accepted a 50% pay cut, a largely meaningless gesture, since many of Lebanon's top politicians are worth tens of millions of dollars.
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None of their reasons had to do with pay: Tray Baynard, who is black, re-entered the workforce 3 weeks ago and took a pay cut.
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With pressure mounting, she took one of the jobs that were offered to her, which came with a $30,000 pay cut compared to her previous position.
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Cain cited the pay cut associated with the move but had also faced the revival of harassment allegations that effectively ended his 2012 White House bid.
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Mr. Dauman, Viacom's chief executive, also received a pay cut during the 2015 fiscal year; his bonus, salary and annual equity awards totaled nearly $23 million.
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And up here, it's full of people who left the city for a more rural life; to take the pay cut and want to slow down.
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A New York City marketing agency is letting its employees opt for a 4-day workweek — but only if they're willing to take a pay cut.
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"In my career so far, I've needed my male co-stars to take a pay cut so that I may have parity with them," Stone said.
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According to Qualtrics, 19 percent of millennials would take a pay cut of more than 313 percent to work for a firm that offers flexible hours.
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"In my career so far, I've needed my male co-stars to take a pay cut so that I may have parity with them," Stone admitted.
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I'm also a shareholder, so when I left my job at Red Bull I got a pretty substantial pay cut, but a decent amount of equity.
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But this time around, in order to keep their championship-winning team intact, Durant agreed to a nearly $10 million pay cut ahead of the season.
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The 49ers shopped him around, and though a few teams were interested, they all wanted Kaepernick to take a pay cut, which he refused to do.
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Feel-good work is one thing, but personal income is another, and the move away from big pharma meant Reed took a mighty big pay cut.
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A day after announcing a pay cut for employees, the owner of the Philadelphia 76ers and New Jersey Devils changed his mind Tuesday under public pressure.
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In addition, he said he will not be taking a salary for the balance of 2020 and his executive team will take a 50% pay cut.
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Employers, for example, can cut costs by raising wages more slowly than inflation, which may be easier for workers to accept than an outright pay cut.
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Dedicating oneself to a pedagogic role, choosing to instruct future generations of nurses, entails investing in expensive graduate work and also in taking a pay cut.
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Odey saw his pay cut by 21 million pounds to 20.6974 million as profits fell sharply to 84.1 million in 2015, from 174.2 million in 2014.
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It established the position of mayor-commissioner and President Johnson convinced Washington to take the position, accept a pay cut and return to Washington in 1967.
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It's not likely that you'll have a massive pay cut dumped on you, and it's not likely that you're going to suffer really, really grievous harm.
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If you live in a place where the health system is a big employer, think what happens when that sector takes a sudden, huge pay cut.
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Southwest began operating in 1972, and during the span of its 45-year history, the company has never a single layoff or pay cut for any employee.
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Southwest began operating in 1972, and during the span of its 45-year history, the company has never a single layoff or pay cut for any employee.
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They exhale revenue and convinced one of the game's all-time greats to take a pay cut for the sake of their dynastic run's place in history.
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But not as well-compensated as it was: Everyone on the show took a voluntary pay cut in 2011 so Fox would keep paying the outsize budget.
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Executives at Hyundai Motor Group have taken a 10 percent pay cut since October, the first such move in seven years at South Korea's second-largest conglomerate.
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Last Friday, Instacart workers wrote a post on Medium in protest of the pay cut that included hundreds of names of corporate Instacart employees gathered from Linkedin.
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Granted, I took a huge pay cut, but it helps me get by and helps me do what I need to do with Sleep in Heavenly Peace.
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And switching into more women-friendly industries generally means a pay cut, because jobs that women do pay less than jobs that men do across the board.
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Nonetheless, a pay cut of 3.1 percent for 10 percent of the American work force seems modest compared with the price tag of ramping up immigration enforcement.
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She still had student loans from law school and the writing job with "Pushing Daisies" was "a huge pay cut," but she decided it was worth it.
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Maybe Zach Randolph is willing to pull a David West and take a major pay cut for a shot at the title as his career winds down.
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The company hoped that shorter workweeks would lead to happier, more productive employees, regardless of the pay cut, Business Insider's Áine Cain previously reported in October 2018.
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He even fought the country's Supreme Court last year, forcing the justices to accept a 25 percent pay cut; AMLO himself makes less money than his predecessors.
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Shale producer Parsley Energy Inc said executives would take a 50% pay cut, and has also asked its suppliers to consider a 25% reduction in service pricing.
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He was previously earning £10.4 million ($13.3 million) a year but might have had to accept a 50% pay-cut just to stay at the Etihad Stadium.
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The domestic network would be reduced by 30% in April and May, while the directors will take a 853% pay cut until the end of this year.
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Among them: Darden Restaurants CEO Gene Lee, who is not taking a salary and The Cheesecake Factory CEO David Overton, who is taking a 20% pay cut.
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If that means we have to take a pay cut to help protect all our jobs I know I for one would be willing to do that.
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Shale producer Parsley Energy Inc said executives would take a 50% pay cut, and has also asked its suppliers to consider a 25% reduction in service pricing.
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Editorial Wielding their power to take a cudgel to local laws, Iowa's Republican-controlled Statehouse is moving to make workers in four counties take a pay cut.
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To get a sense of the scale of the pay cut, a 22014 survey of more than 20113,22011 law firm partners showed that their average compensation was $22010,22012.
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Chief Executive Officer Ian Narev, who has led the bank since December 2011, took a 46 percent pay cut and announced he would step down by next June.
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Since not everyone can afford to take a 20% pay cut, "wages must go up correspondingly"—courtesy of employers and the state—"to ensure no one loses out".
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The cast of the Big Bang Theory got a lot of attention when the show's leads took a pay cut to offer their costars bigger raises last year.
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Meanwhile private-sector wages have grown, so the pay cut taken, in effect, by some teachers (such as those with degrees in physics and economics) has grown too.
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"In my career so far, I've needed my male co-stars to take a pay cut so that I may have parity with them," she told Out magazine.
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The Oscar-winner announced she was only able to close the wage gap with her male co-stars when the actors personally agreed to take a pay cut.
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Even though employers were looking for someone with her skillset, Razell found they weren't able to match the salary she had previously been earning before her pay cut.
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The truth is, it can take years to get to a place where you're financially stable enough to weather a period of unemployment, or even a pay cut.
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A voluntary pay cut by the teachers would have shown solidarity with the community and would have kept class sizes smaller in a district where that really matters.
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If you've spent the past five years working as a pharmacist but have always dreamed of working in editorial, brace yourself for the reality of a pay cut.
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Because her previous job was salaried, she knew she would probably have to take a pay cut, but it was worth it for all the opportunities for commission.
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In fact, more than other age group, 38 percent of young people surveyed said they would take a pay cut for a happier office life, the study found.
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Some fear removing payroll taxes for employers will effectively mean a pay cut for many private sector workers, as companies are not obliged to pass their savings on.
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Australians are also collectively taking a pay cut, according to analysis by Morgan Stanley, which shows average non-farm compensation shrank by 460 percent in the June quarter.
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A few months later, he left the Soufan Group and joined his local police force, taking a pay cut of more than a hundred thousand dollars a year.
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Female respondents said they would be willing to take a 20.1 percent pay cut for the sake of children — that compares to the 12 percent proffered by men.
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Trump's other pick, 2012 Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain, withdrew from consideration earlier this week, citing the pay cut that would come with a seat on the Fed.
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Why it matters: Despite egregious wrongdoing, these officers were given "dismissal probation" from the police commissioner, which allows them to continue working as usual with no pay cut.
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Rumors had swirled for most of the offseason about whether Ferguson, who was coming off his worst season as a pro, would take a pay cut or retire.
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Nearly 1 in 353 workers would take a pay cut in favor of a better work-life balance, an August 2019 report by Morning Consult and Prudential found.
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After scrutiny of these numbers, the company's chief executive, Johan Lundgren, took a pay cut so that he would earn the same as his immediate predecessor, Carolyn McCall.
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Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly also informed employees that he would take a 10 percent pay cut due to the economic distress the coronavirus outbreak has caused globally.
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The Jets had asked Ferguson, 32, who would count for $14.1 million against the salary cap for 2016, to create some financial flexibility by taking a pay cut.
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Cain said he stopped the process because he realized the job would mean a pay cut and would prevent him from pursuing his current business and speaking gigs.
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Earlier in the week, several media reported that Jet Airways had asked its employees to take a pay cut of up to 25 percent due to rising costs.
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That led the government to omit it out as an underwriter in a Japan Post share sale and CEO Nagai taking a 30% pay cut for three months.
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The decision meant putting more than 8,000 miles between herself and her family, taking a pay cut, and focusing on her lifestyle rather than chasing traditional professional success.
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If a candidate is prepared to take a pay cut, they should make this known in the hiring process only if the topic of over qualification comes up.
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From 2014 to 2015, seniors saw medical costs increase by 2.4 percent while their Social Security payout remains the same—an effective pay cut for millions of Americans.
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The opportunity excited Michelle, but it would mean a career change and a significant pay cut at a time when the Obamas were thinking about starting a family.
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But in 2012, he took a 50% pay cut — bringing his salary down to about $15 million, the Wall Street Journal reported — in order to prevent staff layoffs.
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The CEO of Nomura, Koji Nagai, last week took responsibility for the improper handling of market information and said he would take a 30% pay cut for three months.
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The thresholds in the progressive-tax system are not automatically adjusted for inflation, so recipients of a pay rise can find themselves ending up with a net pay cut.
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To maintain such a schedule, he took a 25% pay cut at his job in the US, so he could have more time off for medical missions to Nigeria.
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According to research by the National Foundation for Educational Research, teachers on average take a 10% pay cut when they quit and 51% stay in education in some form.
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Then, more drama, when James told Bleacher Report's Howard Beck that he would take a pay cut to play with Dwyane Wade, Carmelo Anthony and Chris Paul one day.
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It's even harder when your boss and coworkers expect you to be the nice, quiet worker — not the assertive one who pushes back against, say, a massive pay cut.
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The 71-year-old actress told BBC 5 that the late actor once took a pay cut when she found out she was making less than her male costars.
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The reality is that our health care premiums have gone up EVERY year by at least double those amounts, which calculates to a pay cut in the real world.
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Most people had relatively steady income during this period, but 93% saw their pay cut by more than half and 29% had their income surge by at least 29%.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - A pay cut for Britain's top corporate leaders shows how setting compensation for chief executives is more of an exercise in guesswork than an exact science.
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I started talking to other teachers at my school and proposed that we try to save as many jobs as possible by taking a 2% to 3% pay cut.
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It can ask its workers to contribute more, but since they are well-unionised that can lead to friction (after all, higher pension contributions amount to a pay cut).
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For companies whose contracts with overseas workers were written in GBP, offshore employees were forced to take a sudden 15 percent pay cut after the post-Brexit pound crash.
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Ferguson's onerous salary-cap charge in 2016, coupled with his declining skills and unwillingness to take a pay cut, compelled them to look for an alternative in free agency.
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Navy SEAL team leader Edward Gallagher will face a demotion and a pay cut after posing for a photo with a dead 12-year-old ISIS fighter in Iraq.
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He accepted a 75 percent pay cut less than month ago, after a slowdown in sales, a fall in profit and a flurry of executive departures from the company.
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If you're a lawyer, maybe you need to take a pay cut and stop helping corporations do patenting and work for a nonprofit and defend indigenous rights or something.
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Speaking to House and Senate lawmakers across two days of contentious hearings last week, Muilenburg was grilled on his pay, and urged to take a pay cut by some.
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I've been putting off a potentially amazing position in a different state because I currently live in New York City and assume the jump would require a pay cut.
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I had taken a pay cut to work in the White House, and every year the differential between what I could make in the private sector was getting greater.
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He has now taken a job as a health club attendant, joining China's booming service sector, although he has taken a pay cut compared to his work at Ford.
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An employee who works at a Burger King location owned by Carrols said that on top of the pay cut, he and other employees were having their hours cut.
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Music editor Jerilyn Jordan was told in a conference call on Wednesday that she was one of the remaining employees but staying on would mean a 10% pay cut.
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In an effort to avoid layoffs, Armoire CEO Ambika Singh is reducing her salary to $1 and the rest of her leadership team is also taking a pay cut.
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Those who can tend to have college degrees and white-collar careers, and can afford to take a pay cut in exchange, or be highly selective about their jobs.
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Mr. Peralta, however, did speak to the news media, arguing that he had taken a pay cut to be identified as the chairman of the Energy and Telecommunications Committee.
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DEM SENATORS: SLASH EXECUTIVE PAY AT DOWNSIZING PENSIONS: A group of Democratic senators want to see pension executives suffer a pay cut if the plans they monitor cut benefits.
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I had to take a significant pay cut and jump into a whole new role, but I reminded myself that the most worthwhile endeavors require courage and risk-taking.
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"Roughly half of all the doctors surveyed also said that they would be willing to take a substantial pay cut to achieve a better work-life balance," Brianna adds.
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For the players, a 38 percent pay cut meant that game preparation was replaced by questions about paying rent, getting out of leases or becoming eligible for unemployment benefits.
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Again, her husband encouraged her to make the leap, and he worked multiple jobs, in part to compensate for the pay cut she'd taken when she left the law.
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But Uber didn't respond to specific questions about whether it would consider drivers' demand to reverse the pay cut and make sure they earn at least $28 an hour.
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When Jackson refused to sign for that amount, Finley unilaterally renewed his contract with a twenty percent pay cut, the biggest allowed under the Basic Agreement of the time.
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Ahead of production, Wahlberg, who was named Forbes' highest-paid actor in 2017, took a pay cut in order to star in the film, according to the New York Times.
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They weren't offering more money for the job, but I also wouldn't be taking a pay cut, and it was a short-term commitment, so I jumped at the opportunity.
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Why it matters: The ruling itself is a big win for safety-net hospitals, who would have taken a pretty steep pay cut under the change Medicare tried to make.
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Amazon is reportedly launching a 30-hour work week for some employees — but under that program, employees will take a pay cut, earning only 75 percent of their regular salary.
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Cain later claimed sexual harassment allegations leveled against him formed no part of his decision to withdraw, and that the decision was really about having to "take a pay cut."
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I took a pay cut to intern as a product designer at $12 an hour to get my foot in the door, and it paid off in the long run.
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Ressa said "attacks" by the government which started in 2016 led to board members leaving, a 45 percent drop in advertising revenue and a hefty pay cut for key management.
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Jon Salas, 215, recently took a big pay cut to leave the "cardboard dry culture" at a multinational human resources consulting firm where he felt isolated from bosses and colleagues.
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"The most important job any woman can have is being a mother, and it shouldn't mean taking a pay cut," she controversially proclaimed in a political ad for her father.
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In Haridwar, one young employee named Prashad told me he'd been so inspired by Ramdev that he left his corporate job and took a huge pay cut to join Patanjali.
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While a single-payer plan with low reimbursement rates would require smaller tax increases, it would near certainly lead to outrage from doctors and hospitals facing a massive pay cut.
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His salary came under scrutiny again the next year, and in 2018 he agreed to a 20163 percent pay cut in return for another four-year term as chief executive.
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It was not an official demotion or a pay cut, but the job involved carrying and unloading heavy boxes — a big change from his previous role in Asics' personnel department.
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It was not an official demotion or a pay cut, but the job involved carrying and unloading heavy boxes — a big change from his previous role in Asics' personnel department.
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Thresholds in Germany's progressive tax system are not automatically adjusted for inflation so if someone gets a pay rise, they can find they end up with a net pay cut.
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The director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will take a pay cut of more than $6900,2628, according to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
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But multiple sources with direct knowledge of the league's finances confirmed the actual pay cut would be 38 percent, the reduction softened by a recent $50,000 contribution by Dunkin' Donuts.
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In order to make single-payer work there, Vermont had two hard options: a huge tax hike for state residents or a huge pay cut for state doctors and hospitals.
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Part of his plan was getting Manning to agree to a $4 million pay cut to free up money for free agents, dropping him to $15 million in salary this season.
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Now, in the midst of contract renegotiations for the show's 11th and 12th seasons, the original five are reportedly taking a voluntary pay cut so their costars can get a raise.
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"Ultimately what they are trying to do is attract executives with low-risk jobs and have them take a risk and a pay cut and go do something different," he said.
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In a series of tweets, she claimed that she suffered a pay cut after allegedly asking CNN president Jeff Zucker for a raise while she was still employed by the network.
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In 2017, in the midst of contract renegotiations for the show's 11th and 12th seasons, the original five reportedly took a voluntary pay cut so their costars could get a raise.
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If Hart were to move to any of the 16 Premier League clubs significantly less wealthy than Arsenal, he would have to take a pay cut far greater than 26 percent.
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At times, male players have shown themselves to be allies, such as when the Norwegian men's team agreed to a slight pay cut to achieve pay equity for its women's side.
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At least, that seems to be the case according to Indeed's latest survey, which found 58% of workers are willing to take a pay cut in order to completely change industries.
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Between the pay cut, the hours spent driving, the wear on the car and money for gas, I could work at Sheetz or a local grocery store and be money ahead.
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Barclays' chief executive will get a pay cut after he tried twice last year to unmask a letter-writing whistleblower who impugned the character of a recent recruit at the bank.
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He noted that while the legislation says hospitals and doctors will be paid at Medicare rates, he can't predict how providers will react to what could be a massive pay cut.
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Brady may not have a strong 2019 season because of his age and lesser supporting cast, which could lead to the Patriots asking him to take a pay cut next year.
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And O'Reilly would likely be open to taking a sizable pay cut if it means having a conservative/populist platform to rise again instead of leaving on anything but his terms.
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Ressa said "attacks" by the government which started in 2016 led to board members leaving, a 45 percent drop in advertising revenue and a hefty voluntary pay cut for key management.
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For the following two weeks, they will be paid at the contractual minimum, meaning that those who normally earn more than the minimum will see a pay cut for those weeks.
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No one should go to work sick and be penalized with a pay cut because of it, but this really only addresses the segment of the population that is not well.
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But, the 76ers center isn't stopping there -- the 26-year-old is vowing to financially support team staffers who have been asked to take a pay cut during the NBA suspension.
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The CEO of Qantas and the CEO and president of United said they would forgo their salaries this year, while the CEO of Southwest said he would take a pay cut.
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Those who make less than $28500,6900 will experience a 2628 percent reduction in pay and those who make more than $28503,22020 will take a pay cut of more than 10 percent.
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Jocabed Marquez: I had to take a $39,000 pay cut to serve on the Council because according to Texas law I'm not able to receive government compensation from two government entities.
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Standard Chartered Plc Chief Executive Officer Bill Winters is planning to accept a voluntary pay cut as the bank attempts to draw a line under a dispute over his pension allowance.
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He took a pay cut and became a principal again, this time with the aim not of closing a school, but of saving one: DeWitt Clinton High School in the Bronx.
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The recent column about the employee who was praised by the boss, then was asked to take a pay cut, reminded me of a somewhat similar situation I faced years ago.
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But I just found out that the new position is being created at a lower classification, and would require me to take a significant pay cut to do the same work.
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Making $250 a month, and faced with a pay cut as construction jobs in Qatar became scarcer, Joseph realized he could no longer afford monthly installments on his house and son's education.
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If your new career comes with an expected pay cut or if you're planning to start your own business, she suggests you save even more — at least one year's worth of expenses.
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"We want to be the first responders that, whenever gig workers find out there is a pay cut or some type of issue, they'll feel comfortable coming to us," Clarke told TechCrunch.
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The bank's board has concluded that he "honestly, but mistakenly" believed his actions were permissible, but issued Mr Staley with a formal reprimand and said he would take a significant pay cut.
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It's really no different than someone getting a chance because their script managed to attract the interest of a well-known actor that's willing to take a risk and a pay cut.
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The report also revealed that the bank's CEO took a 32 percent pay cut last year, in direct contrast with potential partner Deutsche Bank, which increased its top executives' pay in 2018.
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Multiple sources told the publication that Parsons, Galecki, Cuoco, Nayyar, and Helberg are showing their support by offering to each take a $100,000 pay cut for a prospective 11th and 12th season.
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Salas decided to take a $231,215 pay cut to go "where growth opportunities are available and attainable, and where the line of work fits into my overall long-term plans," he said.
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The lucrative actress has acted alongside a slew of talented men, and apparently they've taken a pay cut on her behalf ensuring that they all make the same wage on a project.
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Lee was leaving the big 4th of July party at Nobu in Malibu when we asked about rumors that he might take a pay cut to reunite with Steph Curry and company.
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But changes that involve the campaign manager taking a pay cut and the closure of three out of four campaign offices in New Hampshire are hard to spin in a positive light.
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The present share of under 21 percent compares to almost 21.3129 percent in 1991, a pay cut that works out to A$70 billion ($53.3 billion) a year, according to Reuters calculations.
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In one case, the law school dean received only a temporary pay cut and orders to undergo counseling after an investigation that supported claims he had repeatedly kissed and touched a subordinate.
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Three years ago, he took a 75 percent pay cut to go from adidas to Jordan, joining Blake Griffin, Carmelo Anthony, Kawhi Leonard, Russell Westbrook, and over a dozen other NBA stars.
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John Mader, an engineer and union official who joined PG&E 81 years ago, said losing the 2018 bonus translated into a 10 percent pay cut for him and other union members.
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"He took a huge pay cut to protect people in some of the worst neighborhoods in the city because he felt that call," said Daniel Tucker, a police sergeant in Salem, Mass.
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My co-workers at the analytics startup had made fun of me for considering a "life-style job"––it entailed a ten-thousand-dollar pay cut––but I liked the company's utopianism.
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After all, just Tuesday, Delta and American said they would slash flights because of lack of demand, and Southwest's chief executive, Gary Kelly, said he would take a 10 percent pay cut.
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Applying their estimate of the decline in average weekly pay to the annual pay of manufacturing workers nationwide suggests trade with China led to a $455 annual pay cut in that sector.
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In addition, Pride Media, the company that oversees Out, has laid off five employees and instituted an across-the-board pay cut of 8 percent, according to its chief executive, Nathan Coyle.
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We got Julie leaving 'The Late Show' Monday in NYC and asked her about her CBS top dog hubby demanding she take a pay cut for the upcoming "Celebrity Big Brother" season.
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West, meanwhile, took the steepest pay cut in recent memory last summer to get to San Antonio, forgoing a player option in Indiana and signing with the Spurs for about $10 million less.
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His Morena party and its allies, in control of congress since September, passed a law barring any civil servant from earning more than the president, who plans to take a 60% pay cut.
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Pilots who have refused a proposed 15 percent pay cut for two years had been informed that the airline was running out of time to slash costs and raise revenue, the source said.
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Cleveland Cavaliers George would have to take a massive pay cut and want to live in the midwest...after LeBron James re-signs in Cleveland and then makes a pitch for George's service.
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The NFL is starting to use AI to figure out how much it should actually pay players, and early data shows one position is more at risk for a pay cut than others.
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He says he took a big pay cut when he left real estate for photography — earning on average 80 to 90 percent less — but his happiness, lifestyle and health outweigh a large salary.
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During the last recession, its members accepted a 2.6% pay cut and saw some extra allowances slashed when times were tough; BALPA now says its pilots "deserve" a share of the carrier's success.
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An email sent in the wake of the pay cut announcement to one of Instacart's best-performing in-store shoppers — challenging the shopper to work even faster — hinted at potential business model problems.
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Privately, union leaders worry that Trump's deals could be a Pyrrhic victory for workers, who may be told that they have to take a steep pay cut in order to keep their jobs.
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Chief Executive Officer Gary Kelly is taking a 10% pay cut and was quoted in a media report as saying the carrier may ground airplanes and furlough employees, if conditions continue to worsen.
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"We want to be the first responders that, whenever gig workers find out there is a pay cut or some type of issue, they'll feel comfortable coming to us," Clarke previously told TechCrunch .
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The RFU's Executive Team have agreed to take a pay cut in excess of 25% and England men's coach Eddie Jones has also accepted a salary reduction to help ease the financial burden.
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The pay cut promise boosted the rand, as traders bet it could help South Africa, the continent's most industrialised economy, escape a painful downgrade of its last investment-grade credit rating, from Moody's.
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Someone who made $18.50 an hour working in manufacturing, for example, would take an $8 pay cut if he became a home health aide, one of the jobs that is growing most quickly.
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Nike's CEO Mark Parker will be taking a drastic pay cut this year to the tune of 213.6 percent of his income, according to CNN Money, which looked at the company's regulatory filings.
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The pay cut is due to widespread criticism of the company after two fatal 737 Max crashes that killed 346 people and have been tied to a faulty safety system on the plane.
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PAY CUT: A new internal Bureau of Land Management (BLM) website designed to answer employees' questions about the agency's upcoming relocation out West says staffers should expect a drop in their overall pay.
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I ended up working my way up in the restaurant industry, and felt trapped for so long because I hated my job but had no experience elsewhere and could not take a pay cut.
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Unless Wade is willing to take a major pay cut, the Heat can't fit Bosh, Wade, Whiteside, Goran Dragic, and Durant on the same team, even if they trade Josh McRoberts and Justise Winslow.
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EasyJet has said its male chief executive would take a 4.6 percent pay cut to match the salary of his female predecessor, and pledged to more than triple the proportion of its female pilots.
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If you've blown your reserves and are getting to that point where you just need something to help keep you afloat, taking a pay cut might not be the worst thing in the world.
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While some people may be hesitant to take a pay cut or a position that's a step back, that's preferable to being unemployed, said CFP Jon Ten Haagen, founder of Ten Haagen Financial Group.
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During congressional hearings late last month, lawmakers assailed Mr. Muilenburg for not taking a pay cut since the accidents and repeatedly demanded that he directly address families of the crash victims who were there.
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Chief Executive Koji Nagai said he would take a 30% pay cut for three months after the debacle, and at a general meeting in June, shareholders voted for him to remain in his position.
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In the end, she did what many parents do in the choice between work and family: She took the pay cut and stayed home, a result beneficial to neither her family nor her employer.
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"This pay cut that the board took upon itself was done the same day that the cuts and job reductions were discussed," board member Dan Suesskind said at the Israel Business Conference in Jerusalem.
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Elway quickly acquired Sanchez from the Philadelphia Eagles, but he had his eyes fixed on Kaepernick, who rejected a pay cut that would have facilitated a trade from the San Francisco 49ers to Denver.
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Kelly has not signed with another network, but speculation of a return to Fox News is seen by some as a possible scenario, albeit at a considerable pay cut from her NBC contract. 2900.
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But when she attempted to make the career transition without going back to school, she discovered that her only option would have been to basically start from scratch and take a huge pay cut.
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In a statement, the restaurant group said that Meyer was forgoing his "entire salary immediately and indefinitely" and that every executive team member "has taken a significant pay cut" to contribute to the fund.
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Musk got a pay cut to $14 an hour when he started a summer internship alongside his brother, Kimbal, at the Bank of Nova Scotia after cold-calling — and impressing — a top executive there.
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Now, Britain is in the middle of the lowest period of wage growth since the Napoleonic Wars, so it is a bold move to argue that every worker should take a 20% pay cut.
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But when unions and management negotiated a rescue plan involving 303,600 layoffs, an 8 percent pay cut and more working days a year in exchange for €2 billion in new financing, employees rejected it.
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The company said around 7,500 employees, more than half of its crew, have agreed to its unpaid leave program and that top management will take a 50% pay cut and managers, a 25% cut.
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Rounding out the rest of the top five are: And if you left the top-paying offices to work at one of the lowest-paying ones, you'd take more than a 2594% pay cut.
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That's a pretty good payday for you and I. For a player who commands more on a per-game basis during the regular season, it's a pay cut with no less risk of serious injury.
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Salary plays a big part in the jobs employees search for and ultimately accept, but a new survey finds that most workers would happily take a pay cut if it meant landing a "meaningful" position.
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Josh Earnest, the White House press secretary, said the bill showed signs of "meanspirited policy-making" by Republicans, as when it called for young minimum-wage earners on the island to take a pay cut.
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Some people are forced to take a pay cut to go work at a smaller scale company, where they can exert more control over business decisions, said Max Hansen, CEO of recruiting firm Y Scouts.
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Renault shareholders approved Ghosn's 7.06 million euro ($7.87 million) CEO salary in a narrow 53-47 vote on Thursday, a year after their rejection of his 2015 payout forced a 20 percent variable-pay cut.
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Cartoon by Roz Chast In the scene in question, which takes place thirteen years into Bilott's legal battle, Bilott's boss tells him that he has to wrap up the suit and take a pay cut.
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The domestic network would be reduced by 30% in April and May, but will not see any routes suspended, while the company's directors will take a 15% pay cut until the end of this year.
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After mounting pressure from players, employees and the public, the owners behind the Philadelphia 276ers and New Jersey Devils are reversing course on their decision to force employees to take a temporary 2280% pay cut.
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Trump selected Shelton and Waller last summer after he failed to advance two picks last year: Moore and former Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain, who withdrew from consideration, citing concerns about taking a pay cut.
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It all started in 1978, when Lawler, after working as a broadcaster for several years in Philadelphia, moved to Southern California to call games for the Clippers — and took a pay cut for the privilege.
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In the wake of the scandal, he found a job at another high school in Miami but soon left to accept an offer to be an assistant coach at Northeastern — for a $4,000 pay cut.
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The two-year trial, which took place in the southern city of Gothenburg, centered on a municipal retirement home where workers were switched to a six-hour day, from eight hours, with no pay cut.
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The union expressed openness to moving from a defined benefit pension plan to a defined contribution plan, provided there were provisions to help those most adversely affected — but they balked at the large pay cut.
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When creator George Lucas signed with 20th Century Fox to develop Star Wars, he agreed to accept a $350,000 pay cut as director to keep the film's merchandise rights and the rights to any sequels.
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Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein took a $1 million pay cut last year — to $22 million - Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein was paid $22 million in total compensation in 2016, according to a regulatory filing.
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Law school grads, for example, may go work for a big firm for a few years and then take a pay cut to do something else, like work for the government or at a non-profit.
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The present share of wages at under 52 percent of GDP compares to almost 56 percent in 1991, a pay cut that works out to A$70 billion ($53.3 billion) a year, according to Reuters calculations.
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The most Toronto can offer is about $20173 million over five years (a $31 million pay cut), and the most any other team—aka the Los Angeles Lakers—can give is $141 million over four years.
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With his pay cut 30 percent and the bonus eliminated for his job heating water for fracking - a gig that once paid him $130,000 a year - the 60-year-old is headed back to Washington state.
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Beyond the pay cut, Mr Ellison also risks missing out on all but $1 a year in compensation over the next five years, unless the US database software company hits new performance and share price targets.
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Taking an enormous pay cut to become an MP, he has had a range of cabinet positions in recent years but is the first home secretary to be of Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) background.
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If healthy, Cruz could be a key component as a counterpart to the Pro Bowl wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. But the Giants needed Cruz to accept a considerable pay cut to remain with the team.
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Reeves' contract for the "Matrix" sequels "The Matrix Reloaded" and "The Matrix Revolutions" included a significant pay cut for the actor, so that more money would be available for costumes and special effects in the films.
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In 2015, he took a 75 percent pay cut, although his salary rose from £1.9 million ($2.52 million) to £3.5 million ($4.64 million) last year, and he received £10.5 million ($13.9 million) in shares this summer.
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SOUTHWEST AIRLINES CO Chief Executive Officer Gary Kelly is taking a 10% pay cut and was quoted in a media report as saying the carrier may ground airplanes and furlough employees, if conditions continue to worsen.
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Leading U.S. airlines American and Delta suspended 2020 financial guidance on Tuesday and took drastic further measures to combat the impact of the coronavirus as the head of smaller rival Southwest took a 10% pay cut.
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OSLO, March 10 (Reuters) - Scandinavian airline SAS is asking its employees to accept a 20% pay cut amid the coronavirus outbreak, Norwegian business daily DN reported on Tuesday, citing an email sent internally at the carrier.
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As part of an effort to do that we asked salaried employees to take a temporary 20 percent pay cut while preserving everyone's full benefits — and keeping our 1500 hourly workers paid throughout the regular season.
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Disney Executive Chairman Bob Iger will forgo his salary and new CEO Bob Chapek will take a 50% pay cut because of the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, according to an internal email obtained by CNBC.
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If Congress can't muster the votes to slow the spending of a single health program, why would single-payer advocates assume they could enact a whopping 40 percent pay cut across America's entire health care system?
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Bernie Sanders's Medicare-for-all bill raised a key point: If we are to pay all health care providers at Medicare rates, as the bill currently dictates, then providers are going to see a pay cut.
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Capital Economics noted in a report this week that just 5 percent of Japanese employees switched jobs last year and just 35 percent of job changers received higher pay, with a similar number getting a pay cut.
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He was infamously released by the Broncos in March of 2013 after the sides agreed on a pay cut but the proper paperwork wasn't signed and faxed in time, ending his seven-year tenure with the team.
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"Since I had taken a pay cut, I felt like it's always been harder for me, especially when they ask for your salary history — I feel like that's what they base their rate off of," she says.
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More than half of Uber's new hires last year took a pay cut to join the company, The Information reported, many hoping the value of their stake in the start-up would grow as it rapidly expanded.
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Even in Denmark — where social policies give parents a generous 52 weeks of fully paid family leave — women who have children take a big pay cut in the long run, per a new study by Danish economists.
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Kapoor had his pay cut twice in the past two years, due to company underperformance and a measure of investor dissatisfaction with a 25.5 million pound package in 2015 that made him Britain's third-highest paid boss.
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CBA's annual report revealed that Narev, who has led the bank since December 2011, took a 46 percent pay cut because of the "significant damage caused to the group's trust and reputation" in light of the lawsuit.
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One news report also said the motion to suspend Parliament will give Ottawa more money to devote to the pandemic, but the PMO did not say whether MPs will take a pay cut during the parliamentary shutdown.
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Yet he is also remembered there for his interpretations of Wagner and Bruckner, as well as for something he did off the podium: In 1992, when the orchestra was facing a deficit, he took a pay cut.
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She was intrigued by the industry and eager to join a start-up, but had to take a pay cut in exchange for company stock — and to accept that her decision might be a one-way door.
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Scrapping the cut in business duties, backing a popular congressional pay cut and increasing the 2020 minimum wage by a hearty margin are ways Duque can "show, not tell" that he is responsive to protesters, he said.
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Kevin Durant, just weeks removed from leading Golden State to an N.B.A. championship in his first season with the Warriors, gave the team another helping hand when he agreed to a pay cut in his new contract.
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Sabathia, 37, will be taking a sizable pay cut — he made $25 million last season, the end of a five-year, $125 million extension he signed when he opted out of his contract after the 2011 season.
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In October, contractors at its investment banking division in London had their pay cut by 10 percent in line with the bank's efforts to rein in costs, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters at the time.
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Warriors coach Steve Kerr told Bay Area News Group that Durant's selfless decision reminded him of when former San Antonio Spurs player Tim Duncan took a pay cut to allow the team to bring on more star players.
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One website, BlinkHealth, offers online prices with the security of brick-and-mortar oversight; with this site, you can search for drugs and pay cut-rate prices online and then pick up your prescription at a nearby pharmacy.
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One study shows that over 50 percent of millennials would take a pay cut in order to find work that aligns with their values and 94 percent of millennials say they want to use their skills for good.
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Oncologists and other specialists aren't mad about yet another Medicare pay cut – although that does sting – we are insulted that CMS thinks the time and expertise of physicians who treat cancer and other incredibly complex diseases is worthless.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's parliament, which is dominated by the nationalist-minded, eurosceptic Law and Justice (PiS) party, has adopted a bill assuming a 20 percent pay cut for parliament members after public criticism of financial rewards for ministers.
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"It's outrageous that the bankruptcy court is considering bonuses for Sears' high paid executives while laid off employees get their severance pay cut off," said Carrie Gleason, campaign manager for Rise Up Retail, a retail employee advocacy group.
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Flex wrote an article in The New York Times in which she said the brand asked her to take a 70% pay cut on a new deal postpregnancy and refused to not punish her should her performance decline.
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But just about anyone who has worked at both a large chain business and a small independent business can tell you that the flexibility and personal touch of a small business is often worth a small pay cut.
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Today we talk about Trump's response to reports that he wanted to fire special counsel Robert Mueller, the White House's proposed DACA deal, and the male BBC hosts taking a pay cut over the station's gender salary disparity.
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ZURICH, March 4 (Reuters) - Switzerland's attorney general has had his pay cut by 8% for a year after a watchdog found he repeatedly told falsehoods and broke a prosecutors' code of conduct in handling a soccer corruption probe.
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Most workers have in mind the lowest wage they're willing to accept in a new job, economists say, and men who have left higher-paying manufacturing and construction jobs might be unwilling to take a large pay cut.
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Rooney is reported to be taking a large pay cut to return to Everton, who have been recruiting heavily under Koeman and financial backer Farhad Moshiri, a British-Iranian businessman, after finishing seventh in the league last season.
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Leaving a high-profile position at a global investment bank to join a technology start-up can involve taking a pay cut, but that pain can be eased with stock options and job stability, bankers and headhunters say.
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After winning the 2017 championship with the Golden State Warriors, two-time finals MVP player Kevin Durant took a reported $10 million pay cut when he agreed to a two-year, $25 million contract for the 2017-2018 season.
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Jet Airways, part-owned by Etihad Airways, has been facing financial trouble and earlier this month asked pilots to take a 15 percent pay cut for two years, a proposal they refused, a senior company executive previously told Reuters.
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After Haas's confirmation was denied on Tuesday, the Wisconsin Department of Administration told Haas that he could remain at the Elections Commission as a staff attorney — a role that would come with a $30,000 pay cut, the AP reported.
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Still, as McQueen notes, the overwhelming share of millennials who would consider taking a pay cut to work for an employer that they are more aligned with ideologically demonstrates their dedication to maintaining their values even in the workplace.
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Years later, when Lady Dynamite was in production, Netflix had to take Bamford's mental health into account, allowing her to take the 12-hour work breaks she said she required between every shoot in exchange for a pay cut.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Airline SAS has invited unions to discuss a 20% work and pay cut for all employees as it fights to mitigate the effects of a slump in demand due to the coronavirus outbreak, it said on Tuesday.
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Marriott (MAR), the world's largest hotel chain, said last week that CEO Arne Sorenson will not take home any salary for the rest of the year, and the rest of the executive team will take a 10.53% pay cut.
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In 2016, as federal investigators dug into allegations that Mayor Bill de Blasio traded favors for political donations, a senior official at a city agency at the center of the probe was demoted and given a sharp pay cut.
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WASHINGTON — The new director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is taking a pay cut after Senate Democrats and watchdog groups criticized the use of an exemption to pay him nearly double the rate of his predecessors.
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Speaking generally, yes, there can be a career-enhancing reason to take a pay cut: If you believe a certain opportunity will benefit you more in the long run, then sacrificing a little now can pay off significantly later.
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Kevin Durant, just weeks removed from leading Golden State to an N.B.A. championship in his first season with the Warriors, gave the team another helping hand on Monday when he agreed to a pay cut in his new contract.
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"In line with our strategy, profitability has fallen due to our major rebuild investment, pay increases for our people and price cuts for our customers," said Pennycook, who hit the headlines in April for requesting a 60 percent pay cut.
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" She continued: "If my male co-star, who has a higher quote than me but believes we are equal, takes a pay cut so that I can match him, that changes my quote in the future and changes my life.
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Related: It's Official: Pilots Have the Hottest Job China News Service reported that the man's viral fame resulted in a 10-percent pay cut because he violated the company dress code and had his hands in his pockets in the video.
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"This change, no matter what Walmart promises, will most likely put 7,000 workers in the position of having to choose between a pay cut or no job at all," said Jess Levin, communications director for the group, in a statement.
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" WATCH: The Big Bang Theory $1 Million Stars Took a Pay Cut for Equal Salaries Among the Cast — but Friends Did It First "I developed late; I was really short, and my body didn't get curves until I was about 16.
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Still, he took a considerable pay cut, because his pay last year during a 2000-month period at the University of Maryland topped $228.6,2300, with his base salary of $2000,8000 plus bonuses and consulting fees, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Sands's new post is a substantial pay cut from his time at the EPA, during which his annual salary was an estimated $161,900, according to a database created by ProPublica, and an even bigger step down from his time at Syngenta.
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They include Dakota Leierer, an oil field worker from Weatherford, Texas, who said he felt like with "everything going on," the time was "now or never" to join, even if it means taking a $10,000 pay cut to do so.
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LinkedIn research in 2018 found that 71% of the full-time professionals it surveyed in the US said they'd be willing to take a pay cut if they could work for a company whose mission and values aligned with theirs.
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In 247 and 2000, Mr. Ghosn's salary at Renault was questioned publicly, by French government officials and a shareholder group; this year he agreed to a 22016 percent pay cut in return for another four-year term as chief executive.
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During her pregnancy she detailed a feud she was facing with Nike, saying in a May 2019 op-ed in The New York Times that the brand had asked her to take a 70% pay cut on a new contract.
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But after Felix gave birth, she said her previous sponsor, Nike, offered her a 70 per cent pay cut, and in an op-ed for the New York Times, she exposed the poor maternity treatment she said she received from Nike.
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Dimon's raise stands in contrast to the pay cut that Morgan Stanley's board delivered to its chief executive, James Gorman, reducing his pay by 7% for 2.43 as the bank trimmed incentive compensation firm-wide in an effort to reduce expenses.
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"If my male co-star, who has a higher quote than me but believes we are equal, takes a pay cut so that I can match him, that changes my quote in the future and changes my life," she said.
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LONDON, March 26 (Reuters) - England coach Eddie Jones has accepted a pay cut of over 25% to help ease the financial burden on the Rugby Football Union (RFU) which is set to lose millions of pounds due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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She puts a face on these stresses with capsule portraits of middle-class travails: a Walmart worker who needs to visit a food pantry, a DHL worker forced to take a huge pay cut, a millennial crushed by student debt.
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In an effort to cut costs, Rodriguez will take a pay cut, the campaign will renegotiate contracts with Harris' numerous consultants, and the campaign "will also reduce the size of our headquarters staff," according to the memo, which was first reported by Politico.
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"We take this ruling very seriously, and extend our deepest apologies to stakeholders and the general public for the concern we have caused," Dentsu said in a statement, adding that CEO Toshihiro Yamamoto will take a 20 percent pay cut for six months.
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Those people need to be really good at working with unusual materials, excited about the possibility of contributing to the space program, and willing to take a pay cut to make something for NASA instead of, say, Bottega Veneta or the Gap.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The chief executive of Nomura Holdings will take a 30% pay cut for three months over its improper handling of market information, marking the latest headache for CEO Koji Nagai, as he struggles to turn around the Japanese investment bank.
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It's one thing to take a pay cut if you're switching industries or starting a role that's brand new to you, but it's entirely different to feel like you're not being properly compensated for the value and experience you're providing to the company.
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The musicians saw their pay cut by 14 percent, and, in the fiercely competitive orchestra world, fell behind those peers and dropped to the eighth best-paid group in the nation, where they remain, according to Adaptistration, a website that tracks orchestra compensation.
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Early this year, West Virginia's Republican governor, Jim Justice, offered them a 247 percent a year raise for the next five years, but if inflation averages 248 percent a year for that period, this translates into an effective 5 percent pay cut.
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This year, Apple's CEO Tim Cook took a pay cut after the company saw sales decline for the first time since 2001, according to the AP. Apple also sold fewer iPhones for the first time since the device was released in 2007.
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He could venture into the unknown and sign for Flamengo, in Brazil; he could earn an impossible, meaningless fortune in China; or he could take a substantial pay cut — much of his $4.4 million annual salary is dependent on bonuses — and join Brescia.
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Faced with competition from new companies that had developed a faster, more efficient method of boxing beef and selling it to supermarket chains and fast-food outlets, Hygrade in 230 asked its workers to take a pay cut of $237 an hour.
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Due to financial problems, he's worried he won't be able to put on the Christmas pageant that year, and is also in some kind of labor dispute with his workers, who are on strike because he wants them to take a pay cut.
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Even with that pay cut, the ratio of CEO pay to the pay of the average full-time worker is still 120:1, the report on "Fat Cat Thursday" showed, with the best-paid boss - advertising company WPP's Martin Sorrell - on 48.2 million pounds.
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She said he pressured her to take a $20,000 pay cut to leave her job for a marketing position at his "favorite place," Disneyland Resort, where he'd formerly worked — something she believes was intended to ensure his ex-colleagues kept an eye on her.
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The five original series regulars within The Big Bang Theory cast (Jim Parsons, Johnny Galecki, Kaley Cuoco, Kunal Nayyar and Simon Helberg) made headlines last year for taking a small pay cut to raise the salaries of their co-stars Mayim Bialik and Melissa Rauch.
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However, it's more than just a paycheck for Cuoco: she, along with main cast members Jim Parsons, Johnny Galecki, Kunal Nayyar, and Simon Helbergeach, recently volunteered to take a $100,000 pay cut in order to give costars Mayim Bialik and Melissa Rauch a raise.
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WATCH: Kevin Spacey 'Seeking Treatment' Amid Claims of Inappropriate Sexual Advances Toward Young Male Actors Ahead of production, Wahlberg, who was named Forbes' highest-paid actor in 2017, took a pay cut in order to star in the film, according to the New York Times.
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My wife and I live under the same roof now, and I'm lucky to be married to someone with stable work and good benefits, since I took a 75 percent pay cut in becoming a freelance writer and adjunct instructor at a nearby university.
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Redfield's predecessor Brenda FitzgeraldBrenda FitzgeraldOvernight Health Care: Drug company under scrutiny for Michael Cohen payments | New Ebola outbreak | FDA addresses EpiPen shortage CDC director to take pay cut of more than 5k CDC director asks for salary reduction after questions raised MORE made $85033,300 annually.
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While thousands of Palestinian Authority workers in Gaza like Mr. Abu Shaaban were forced into early retirement, and those who remained saw their pay cut 2000 percent, some 2107,21 Hamas workers — many of them police officers — have not been paid in months, officials say.
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When we told them I would probably be taking a large pay cut, my mother-in-law asked whether we'd still be able to pay for vacations, and my brother-in-law said his daughters were counting on their "rich aunt" to pay for college.
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Deutsche Bank is facing a wave of contractor departures in important compliance fields such as anti-money laundering after upsetting its freelance workforce by demanding they take a 20.9227% pay cut in response to a change in UK tax law, the Financial Times reported.
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When she accepted an offer for her dream job as a program coordinator at the American Museum of Natural History, which will mean a $20,000-a-year pay cut, it was almost a relief to realize she wouldn't be able to keep the apartment.
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Redfield's predecessor Brenda FitzgeraldBrenda FitzgeraldOvernight Health Care: Drug company under scrutiny for Michael Cohen payments | New Ebola outbreak | FDA addresses EpiPen shortage CDC director to take pay cut of more than 28500k CDC director asks for salary reduction after questions raised MORE made $6900,2628 annually.
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Betty Maxwell, an English-as-a-second-language teacher in Logan County, where she serves five different schools, told CNN that she left Ohio in 2014 to teach in West Virginia because she believed she would get better benefits, despite taking a pay cut.
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Adapting to the future of workExamples: Gig economy, freelancer networks, remote workWhy it matters: People aren&apost just leaving cities, workers are leaving salaried jobs in search of more flexible hours and better work-life balance, even at the cost of a pay-cut.
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Even with that pay cut, the ratio of CEO pay to the pay of the average full-time worker is still 120:1, the report on "Fat Cat Thursday" showed, with the best-paid boss — advertising company WPP's Martin Sorrell — on 48.2 million pounds.
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"In my career so far, I've needed my male co-stars to take a pay cut so that I may have parity with them," Ms. Stone said in a conversation with Billie Jean King, the former professional tennis player, published by Out Magazine on Thursday.
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And even when James isn't unanimously viewed as the best of the best, watching him navigate life as a second fiddle in search of more championship rings will be fascinating, especially if he's at a point in his career where he's willing to take a pay cut.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Hyundai Motor Group said about 1,000 of its executives will take a 10 percent pay cut, the first such move in seven years at South Korea's second-largest conglomerate that shows the harsh impact of market share woes and labour strife at its flagship firm.
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" (This man's paycheck says $1.2 million a year.) "He had received an offer at a start-up, and he would have loved to take it," Duhigg wrote, "but it paid half as much, and he felt locked into a lifestyle that made this pay cut impossible.
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EasyJet's newly appointed C.E.O., disclosing a 51.7-per-cent mean pay gap and speaking of a "personal commitment" to equality, announced that he was taking a voluntary pay cut of thirty-four thousand pounds, to put his salary in line with that of his female predecessor.
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As a professor of medicine at the University of Maryland School of Medicine and the head of a Baltimore treatment program for HIV and hepatitis C patients, Redfield made an annual salary of $645,676, the Washington Post reported, taking a significant pay cut in his new role.
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He took a pay cut for his appearances in Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds and Once Upon a Time in... Hollywood, making $10 million apiece — but that's not a bad trade, considering how his role in the latter has all but guaranteed his first Oscar win for acting.
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Researchers suggest traditional gender roles contribute to the drop: Mothers are expected (and more likely) to take time out of the labor force to raise a family, reduce working hours and take a pay cut in order to work for an employer with more family-friendly benefits.
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Mustier, who took a 40 percent pay cut as he unveiled plans to slash 14,000 jobs by 2019, targets recurring annual costs savings of 1.7 billion euros at the end of the period as banks grapple with low interest rates and regulatory constraints that curb revenues.
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When I moved to North Carolina and I said to people I was taking a pay cut, people were like, 'Oh, the cost of living must be so much lower,' … But I paid the same for a two bedroom apartment in Chapel Hill as I did in Somerville.
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Though the CBS sitcom's original five cast members — Jim Parsons, Johnny Galecki, Kaley Cuoco, Kunal Nayyar, and Simon Helberg — famously make $23 million an episode apiece, Variety reports that they've each volunteered to take a pay cut in order to give costars Mayim Bialik and Melissa Rauch a raise.
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"Particularly with software companies, you run the risk of losing your leading salespeople, engineers and developers when the stock falls, because employees feel like they're getting a pay cut," said Ms. Hindlian, who also rang the alarm on LinkedIn's use of stock-based compensation over a year ago.
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The Definitive Guide to Business Nearly nine out of ten, or 513 percent, of millennials (those between the ages of 22 and 37) would consider taking a pay cut to work at a company whose mission and values align with their own, according to LinkedIn's latest Workplace Culture report.
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Americans are increasingly willing to buy from, invest in, and work for just companies, with 85 percent willing to pay more for a product made by a just company and 79 percent saying they would take a pay cut to work for a firm that aligns with their values.
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This follows nearly two weeks of negotiations during which educators were initially informed they'd be receiving a 1 percent salary bump — a figure described as "insulting" and one that basically amounted to a pay cut once rising health care premiums, inflation, and cost of living were taken into consideration.
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In Switzerland, F.C. Sion fired nine players after they refused a pay cut; the players' union in Colombia on Wednesday issued a furious comment after Independiente Santa Fe posted a Twitter poll asking its fans to vote on whether or not the team's players should have their salaries reduced.
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It's still unclear if Cespedes will be healthy enough to take the field to start the 2020 season ... but the Mets were able to get him to take a pay cut regardless, re-inking the 2-time All-Star to a restructured deal that could cost Cespedes MILLIONS.
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With a month to go until Britain holds its European Union membership referendum, Osborne said workers' earnings, when adjusted for inflation, would be almost 3 percent lower in two years' time, equivalent to a pay cut worth almost 800 pounds a year for someone working full time on the average wage.
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However those exercising this choice cannot continue working in the same area, and must move to a new zone — which a spokeswoman for the IWGB pointed out means learning a whole new territory; a process which she argued inevitably means taking a pay-cut because of the necessary learning curve.
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David Borrelli, a 5-Star representative in the European Parliament, said in a blog post on Friday the movement had appointed lawyers to take the case to the European Court of Justice and the legal costs would be covered by a voluntary pay cut for party councillors in the Veneto region.
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And there's no way to know who these un-named male co-stars are, or whether their "pay cut" went into Stone's quote to even things up, or just brought the guys down to her level (thereby lining the pockets of some producer or lessening a faceless studio's bottom line).
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It is not just investment bankers seen taking a pay cut, as hedge fund compensation is estimated to decline 5 percent to 15 percent, and pay for asset managers is seen off 5 percent to 10 percent due to weak inflows and lower to flat appreciation in assets under management.
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If you're an optimist about the robotic future, you likely hear talk that we're all going to lose our jobs or suffer a big pay cut, and tell friends to relax — the new technology revolution is going to turn out like all the others since the dawn of the Industrial Age.
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Racked reports that "several sources say they either took a pay cut or accepted a below-market-rate salary," and when they tried to negotiate for more, even after taking on more responsibilities or higher titles, they were shamed and "dismissed as ungrateful" by founder and then-CEO Miki Agrawal.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI, March 9 (Reuters) - China's largest online travel firm Ctrip said on Monday that senior management of the company would take a pay cut of up to half their salary to cope with the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak on the firm, according to a letter reviewed by Reuters.
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Though several sources say they either took a pay cut or accepted a below-market-rate salary because they wanted to work for the company, attempts to negotiate for higher pay after being given more responsibilities or a change in title were dismissed as ungrateful or told salaries were non-negotiable.
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The Vikings raised their offer from $75 million to $84 million, still leaving his contract with Minnesota short of his offer from the Jets, but close enough that Cousins was apparently willing to take the $6 million pay cut in order to have the opportunity to win a Super Bowl this year.
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The American Hospital Association found that private health plans pay hospitals about 45% more than treatment costs, while Medicare and Medicaid pay about 12% less than costs, a difference of 57 percentage points If we moved to a Medicare for All system, would all hospitals and doctors agree to this pay cut?
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GoDaddy, Cloudflare, and Google refused to host the neo-Nazi website the Daily Stormer; PayPal and Apple Pay cut off payment services on websites that sell white nationalist and Nazi apparel; Spotify started removing bands accused of promoting white supremacy; and on Thursday, OKCupid banned a user flagged as a known white supremacist.
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The response from the former CDC director, Dr. Brenda FitzgeraldBrenda FitzgeraldOvernight Health Care: Drug company under scrutiny for Michael Cohen payments | New Ebola outbreak | FDA addresses EpiPen shortage CDC director to take pay cut of more than 5k CDC director asks for salary reduction after questions raised MORE was evasive, inadequate and disappointing.
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Redfield's predecessor Brenda FitzgeraldBrenda FitzgeraldOvernight Health Care: Drug company under scrutiny for Michael Cohen payments | New Ebola outbreak | FDA addresses EpiPen shortage CDC director to take pay cut of more than 28503k CDC director asks for salary reduction after questions raised MORE was not paid under the program, and made $22019,300 annually.
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"With a heavy heart, with not much of any further concrete options, we are now left with no choice but to ask each one of you to take a pay cut of your basic pay of up to 50% for the next several months until normalcy returns," Mushafiz said in the memo.
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"With a heavy heart, with not much of any further concrete options, we are now left with no choice but to ask each one of you to take a pay cut of your basic pay of up to 50% for the next several months until normalcy returns," Mushafiz said in the memo.
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The AHCA drops funding for enrollees whose eligibility lapses for two or more months, and many working poor people cycle in and out of Medicaid as their income changes: They get a raise and no longer qualify for Medicaid; then they lose that job or take a pay cut and enroll again.
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Even more so than the Welsh player, Ronaldo&aposs future is likely to be determined by the very small number of clubs capable of affording his demands — supposing he actually wants to leave Madrid — and the 33-year-old has never indicated any desire to take a pay cut for the sake of pastures new.
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On Thursday night at Barclays Center, where the Cavaliers fell to the Nets, 104-95, James played down the criticisms he has recently faced, which include unfollowing the Cavaliers' Twitter account and saying that he would take a pay cut to play on a team with his friends Carmelo Anthony, Dwyane Wade and Chris Paul.
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Last week, NCL announced a pause on all cruises until April 11, and on Wednesday, employees based in the United States were notified of temporary changes to their compensation structure, including a 20% pay cut and a 4-day work week, to reduce company spending in the face of lost revenues, Business Insider reported.
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In 2014, the principal of Robert F. Wagner Jr. Institute for Arts & Technology in Queens, New York, was demoted to a teaching position and had her pay cut in half after her ex-boyfriend uploaded stolen photos of her in her lingerie onto a Department of Education laptop, which was then given to the superintendent and city investigators.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE and former CDC Director Brenda FitzgeraldBrenda FitzgeraldOvernight Health Care: Drug company under scrutiny for Michael Cohen payments | New Ebola outbreak | FDA addresses EpiPen shortage CDC director to take pay cut of more than 5k CDC director asks for salary reduction after questions raised MORE.
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In May, she provided a full account of her feud with Nike in The New York Times, writing an op-ed article in which she said the brand had asked her to take a 70% pay cut on a new contract after becoming a mother and declined to contractually agree not to punish her should her performance decline.
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Redfield succeeds Brenda FitzgeraldBrenda FitzgeraldOvernight Health Care: Drug company under scrutiny for Michael Cohen payments | New Ebola outbreak | FDA addresses EpiPen shortage CDC director to take pay cut of more than 5k CDC director asks for salary reduction after questions raised MORE, who resigned from the job in January following reports that she purchased tobacco stock.
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Ultimately, moderating the debate was a step toward Kelly's overall mainstreaming; she intentionally took a pay cut to move from Fox to NBC, a new gig that got her out of a toxic workplace plagued by sexual harassment scandals, which also queued her up for more work-life balance — a goal she later said she'd been working towards for a long time.
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Of course, it's quite possible that some of those new employees were among the hundreds of miners laid off in the last few years, and if so, they've likely taken a pay cut: The jobs at a local communications service center, for example, pay about $35,000—a decent living wage but far less than what one can make in the mines.
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My husband and I have joint finances, so the idea of using our money to pay for a hotel room with my boyfriend may raise some eyebrows — especially considering that I took a drastic pay cut when I quit my day job in the legal industry and made my side gig as a freelance writer into a full-time career.
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Last week, Sweden's international soccer star Zlatan Ibrahimovic left one of the world's wealthiest clubs to sign with the Los Angeles Galaxy, and he is reportedly taking a massive pay cut to come to the U.S. At Manchester United, where he more recently struggled to find playing time after returning from a serious knee injury, he was making $27 million a year.
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Brenda FitzgeraldBrenda FitzgeraldOvernight Health Care: Drug company under scrutiny for Michael Cohen payments | New Ebola outbreak | FDA addresses EpiPen shortage CDC director to take pay cut of more than 5k CDC director asks for salary reduction after questions raised MORE resigned Wednesday, one day after reports that she traded tobacco stocks while heading the agency.
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Redfield began his new job Monday, replacing former CDC director Brenda FitzgeraldBrenda FitzgeraldOvernight Health Care: Drug company under scrutiny for Michael Cohen payments | New Ebola outbreak | FDA addresses EpiPen shortage CDC director to take pay cut of more than 85033k CDC director asks for salary reduction after questions raised MORE, who resigned in late January following reports that she purchased stock in tobacco companies.
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Dr. Gottlieb, who reported an income of more than $22017 million in the year before taking the F.D.A. job, took much a larger pay cut than Dr. Redfield did, as did Mr. Azar, who reported earning nearly $230 million in his last year at Eli Lilly and Co. Dr. Redfield reported $242,242 in salary and bonuses from the University of Maryland Department of Medicine for 22012 through mid-March of 242.
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An Associated Press report this week revealed that Redfield is making far more than his predecessors at the CDC, and nearly twice as much as Brenda FitzgeraldBrenda FitzgeraldOvernight Health Care: Drug company under scrutiny for Michael Cohen payments | New Ebola outbreak | FDA addresses EpiPen shortage CDC director to take pay cut of more than 5k CDC director asks for salary reduction after questions raised MORE, who helmed the agency before him.
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According to HHS, the last reported annual salary for Julie Gerberding was $22019,000; the last salary for Dr. Thomas Frieden was $209,700; and the last salary for Brenda FitzgeraldBrenda FitzgeraldOvernight Health Care: Drug company under scrutiny for Michael Cohen payments | New Ebola outbreak | FDA addresses EpiPen shortage CDC director to take pay cut of more than 5k CDC director asks for salary reduction after questions raised MORE was $193,700.
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Hyundai Motor Co, the world's fifth-biggest automaker together with Kia, is expected by analysts to report a lower-than-expected third-quarter profit on Wednesday, squeezed also by a protracted strike, which was resolved earlier this month.. "The pay cut is not that much, but symbolizes the severity of the difficulties Hyundai Motor Group is undergoing," said Chung Sun-sup, chief executive of corporate research firm Chaebul.com.
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Robert Redfield, a professor at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, replaces Brenda FitzgeraldBrenda FitzgeraldOvernight Health Care: Drug company under scrutiny for Michael Cohen payments | New Ebola outbreak | FDA addresses EpiPen shortage CDC director to take pay cut of more than 5k CDC director asks for salary reduction after questions raised MORE, who resigned as CDC director in late January following reports that she purchased stock in tobacco companies.
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Acting White House chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyWhite House preparing to ask Congress for funds to combat coronavirus: report Tucker Carlson calls out Mick Mulvaney on immigration remarks: 'Dishonest and stupid' Trump furious after officials allowed Americans with coronavirus to fly home with other passengers: report MORE acknowledged that he would be taking a pay cut if he were to move into his current role permanently.
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According to HHS, the last reported annual salary for Julie Gerberding was $207,000; the last salary for Dr. Thomas Frieden was $209,85033; and the last salary for Brenda FitzgeraldBrenda FitzgeraldOvernight Health Care: Drug company under scrutiny for Michael Cohen payments | New Ebola outbreak | FDA addresses EpiPen shortage CDC director to take pay cut of more than 5k CDC director asks for salary reduction after questions raised MORE was $193,700.
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He is seen as the top choice to replace former CDC Director Brenda FitzgeraldBrenda FitzgeraldOvernight Health Care: Drug company under scrutiny for Michael Cohen payments | New Ebola outbreak | FDA addresses EpiPen shortage CDC director to take pay cut of more than 5k CDC director asks for salary reduction after questions raised MORE, who resigned earlier this year after it was discovered that she had traded tobacco stocks while running the CDC.
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And now we see it in education, where teachers, the single most valuable resource available to children in this state, and therefore the most powerful influence in guiding us toward a prosperous future, were presented with a health insurance plan that amounted to a pay cut, all while senators, who receive hefty checks from gas and energy companies, could have funded education needs had they passed a modest tax increase on these companies.
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At the end of January, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Brenda FitzgeraldBrenda FitzgeraldOvernight Health Care: Drug company under scrutiny for Michael Cohen payments | New Ebola outbreak | FDA addresses EpiPen shortage CDC director to take pay cut of more than 5k CDC director asks for salary reduction after questions raised MORE resigned following reports that she traded shares of tobacco, drug and food companies one month into her tenure as head of the agency.
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According to multiple media outlets, Redfield is seen as the top choice to replace former CDC Director Brenda FitzgeraldBrenda FitzgeraldOvernight Health Care: Drug company under scrutiny for Michael Cohen payments | New Ebola outbreak | FDA addresses EpiPen shortage CDC director to take pay cut of more than 5k CDC director asks for salary reduction after questions raised MORE, who resigned earlier this year after it was discovered that she had traded tobacco stocks while running the CDC.
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Although the recent resignation of Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director (CDC) Dr. Brenda FitzgeraldBrenda FitzgeraldOvernight Health Care: Drug company under scrutiny for Michael Cohen payments | New Ebola outbreak | FDA addresses EpiPen shortage CDC director to take pay cut of more than 5k CDC director asks for salary reduction after questions raised MORE was primarily based on her personal conflicts of interest, her appointment highlights a deeper problem and a continual challenge with political appointments: Ensuring those appointed to public health physician leadership positions have adequate training and background in public and population health.
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