The spending bill provides a 20073 percent pay increase for troops, the largest since the 22007 percent pay increase that was enacted in 21997, according to the Congressional Research Service.
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" He described a pay increase above 1% as "inappropriate.
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And you might infer that a pay increase is imminent.
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The delay is due to Jenkins' reportedly substantial pay increase.
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BECAUSE YOU DID GET A NET PAY INCREASE OF 27%.
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Trump: Troops to see 'biggest pay increase' in a decade.
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Target declined to confirm it is offering the pay increase.
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Carney said that pay increase will least at least through April.
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Albany lawmakers wanted a fat pay increase with no strings attached.
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She did not specify how much Unite's proposed pay increase was.
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On that basis, Houston's pay increase would amount to $10 million more.
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Members of their union overwhelmingly rejected the airports 7.3% pay increase offer.
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About 11% last received a pay increase two to three years ago.
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The weekly pay increase was roughly the same for women and men.
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The legislation also provides a 1.9 percent pay increase for federal workers.
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What do you think about Amazon's pay increase to $15 an hour?
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The teachers are pushing for a $10,000 pay increase over three years.
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No pay increase because the company is having financial problems is understandable.
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But the pay increase did not impress Canadian union leader Jerry Dias.
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Military and civilian federal personnel would see a 1.6 percent pay increase.
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The pay increase took his salary above the threshold income level of £110,000.
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They held out for five months before settling for a smaller pay increase.
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In Oklahoma, Fallin signed the first pay increase even before teachers walked out.
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Moreover, he does not like the idea of a government-imposed pay increase.
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The carrier gave its pilots a mid-contract pay increase in 2017 here.
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He capitalizes "Bonus" and "Pay Increase" because, well, people like getting more money.
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In April 2018, the company announced a pay increase and expansion in benefits.
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If you're expecting a major pay increase this year, don't hold your breath.
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In addition to the 2.1% pay increase, the executive order also cancels a yearly adjustment of paychecks based on the region of the country where workers are posted, called the "locality pay increase," that was due to take effect in January.
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I gave them a 10% pay increase, they haven't had it in a decade.
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Also, he said the winery gave a pay increase to workers and expanded inventories.
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Some employees who already make $15 per hour will also see a pay increase.
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Delta employees have gotten an 80 percent pay increase over the last 10 years.
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The strike led to a pay increase of nearly 30% for all Teamsters truckers.
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Even with the pay increase, Amazon's reputation hasn't been sterling over the past year.
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It rejected Deutsche Bahn's offer for a 7 percent pay increase over 29 months.
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The proposal to cancel a 2.1 percent pay increase was first announced in August.
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Those players preferred a more significant pay increase over a longer period of time.
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About 215 hospitals applied for a Medicare pay increase, and 120 waivers were granted.
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You might even be able to get a pay increase from your old employer.
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They should ask for certain costs to be covered or even a pay increase.
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Mary Fallin (R) signed a bill Thursday with a $6,100 pay increase for teachers.
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Examine the pay increase (if there is one) and the changes in your responsibilities.
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The average teacher in America would receive a $13,500 pay increase, the campaign said.
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On one point, though, it seems the pay increase announcement backed Amazon into a corner.
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New Mexico: A pay increase for the state's teachers is one of Democrats' top priorities.
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The budget will propose a 224 percent pay increase for military and civilian federal personnel.
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The union has demanded a pay increase to 20 euros ($23.06) per hour before tax.
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When asked about the pay raises by Henry, Pruitt denied knowing of the pay increase.
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EVG had initially demanded a 7.5 percent pay increase for some 160,000 Deutsche Bahn employees.
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A pay increase for low-wage workers doesn't have to be a zero sum game.
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The pay increase will mean that the prime minister's salary rises from $517,504 to $527,852.
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The union wants a 6.5 percent pay increase and to have it retroactive to last year.
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For someone earning that wage, a 2 percent pay increase would equate to roughly a quarter.
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A previous government had approved the 67% pay increase in 2013, but it was never implemented.
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Starting October 3, all employees and managers will receive a pay increase of 5% or more.
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He did not get a pay increase from 2013 to 2014, receiving $20 million both years.
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The $788 billion spending bill also includes a 2.4 percent pay increase for the US military.
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Eurowings had put forward an offer that included an average pay increase of around 7 percent.
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"We've seen many millennials would take more vacation time than a pay increase," Standish pointed out.
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Unions are calling for a 6 percent pay increase for this year for Air France staff.
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In other words, over 95% of workers affected by the change would get a pay increase.
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Earlier this year, their group launched a campaign to save the pay increase in St. Louis.
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In contrast to civilian employees, troops are due for a 2.6 percent pay increase next year.
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We had to give large pay increase to police and fire to hold on first responders.
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Schultz said that workers can expect at least a 5 percent base pay increase, effective Oct. 3.
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Plus, in about a fifth of cases, negotiators were rewarded with a pay increase of 11-20%.
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To improve retention, DHS asked for a pay increase for law enforcement officers including Border Patrol agents.
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Moreover, after Mr. Freedman was named CEO, Quid awarded Dr. Gourley a significant bonus and pay increase.
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And last year, in Kansas City, workers won a pay increase from $7.65/hour to $13/hour.
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But he also criticized the level of the pay increase and an "appalling" lack of public input.
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SO THE REASON I GOT A PAY INCREASE LAST YEAR WAS BECAUSE I GOT A NEW JOB.
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Authorities then agreed a 67 percent pay increase but volatile oil revenues meant it was never implemented.
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The mechanics rejected a new contract offer in September, saying the proposed pay increase came up short.
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That's too bad, because 75 percent of those who did ask received some sort of pay increase.
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Trump has not indicated if he would veto such a measure if it included a pay increase.
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The EVG union had initially demanded a 7.5 percent pay , increase for some 160,000 Deutsche Bahn employees.
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Under the proposal, her campaign said, the average teacher in America would receive a $13,500 pay increase.
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An across-the-board 2.1% pay increase for federal workers was slated to take effect in January.
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You finally got that promotion, or brand new job and it came with a significant pay increase.
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And this will actually be the largest pay increase for our incredible people in over a decade.
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You quickly do the math and realize your pay increase may buy you one additional meal per week.
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The result was a one-off tax bill of £42,000, or more than four times the pay increase.
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The NUM is demanding a pay increase of 13 percent, more than two times the official inflation rate.
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Proxy advisors Institutional Shareholders Services (ISS) and Glass Lewis, both recommended shareholders vote the recent pay increase down.
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Forty-two percent of female IT leaders had a pay increase, compared to 32 percent of male leaders.
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British Airways (BA) cabin crew members are striking for a pay increase to their eye-wateringly low salaries.
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However, that pay increase was reportedly granted under past collective bargaining agreements that impacted roughly 40,000 state employees.
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The pay increase was first announced in April but the roll-out was scheduled for 153, CNN reports.
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Michel's office said that, including wage indexation, this meant an effective pay increase of up to 4.6 percent.
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Chicago's 25,000 public school teachers want a pay increase along with smaller class sizes and more support staff.
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It fully authorizes a pay increase for service members, increased missile defense, and adds additional ships and aircraft.
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The doctors accepted their 60% pay increase but said it was not sufficient to avert the strike action.
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One CEO got a 385 percent pay increase after his company's shares fell by more than 70 percent.
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Ryan's Democratic challenger, Randy Bryce, has also fundraised off the tweet on the $85033-per-week pay increase.
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Teachers are pushing for a $10,000 pay increase over three years and a $5,000 increase for support staff.
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For a Toyota mid-level technician earning 22012,22016 yen a month, the pay increase works out to 222 percent.
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One officer told the San Fransisco Chronicle that he'd like to see his pay increase to $27 an hour.
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Imagine this scenario: Your boss calls you into her office and lets you know about your modest pay increase.
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The raises included a 2% pay increase starting over the summer, followed by 1% increases in 2020 and 2021.
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The Starbucks (SBUX) pay increase for partners and store managers in the U.S., announced in July, goes into effect.
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The pay increase will raise the wages of tens of thousands of workers over the next five years. nyti.
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Workers at Whole Foods, which Amazon owns, will also get the same pay increase, according to the Associated Press.
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Pilots want a pay increase, a better work-life balance, improved career prospects and the possibility of earlier retirement.
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Another amicus signatory, Columbia, provided graduate assistants with a significant pay increase last month before an expected union election.
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He said he would lower the salaries of top officials and give those at the bottom a pay increase.
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Elementary schoolteachers are asking for a 16 percent pay increase over two years to help recruit and retain staff.
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Conventional economics would suggest that this is an excellent time for Kuniko Sonoyama to command a substantial pay increase.
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You know, there's about 60% of Americans who haven't had a pay increase in real terms in 40 years.
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In a statement, Comstock said that that she would attempt to re-instate the pay increase through legislative action.
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It then compares that pay increase with the average cost of college to estimate the ROI in each state.
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The filing cites Pichai&aposs "expanded role" as CEO of both companies as the reason for the pay increase.
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And throughout all of this, our politicians aren't even in work and have arranged a pay increase for themselves.
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While the new job may be a pay increase, the new city may be twice as costly to live in.
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The news shook fans, some of whom blamed the shocking decision on star Ellen Pompeo's (Meredith Grey) recent pay increase.
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But James White, a state representative and chairman of the Corrections Committee, is seriously considering the co-pay increase proposal.
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The $13,500 pay raise is equivalent to a 23% base pay increase for the average teacher, according to the plan.
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The union is seeking an 8-percent-a-year pay increase for hourly workers under a new three-year contract.
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For a Toyota mid-level technician earning 22016,222 yen ($3,136) a month, the pay increase works out to 0.36 percent.
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Kenyan doctors in public hospitals went on strike from December to March, demanding a pay increase and improved working conditions.
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Management has proposed a draft agreement that runs for several years, including a pay increase of 2 percent for 2018.
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Plus, in about a fifth of cases, negotiators were rewarded with a significant pay increase of 11 to 20 percent.
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I remember him mentioning that the pay increase seemed to him at the time to be the most important part.
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See where you fall in the salary range, and get a better idea of what constitutes a reasonable pay increase.
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In my last job, I was told I would have to wait years before being considered for a pay increase.
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At 2.4%, the pay increase is the largest in eight years -- a fact Trump has accurately cited in previous remarks.
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If you're looking for a pay increase, you've got to pursue those avenues to keep yourself relevant in the workplace.
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In announcing their recommendations, the commission's members emphasized the linkage between the pay increase and the restrictions on other income.
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Some analysts saw warnings of inflation, but others said the pay increase should not bother policymakers at the Federal Reserve.
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Trump wanted a 28503 percent pay increase for troops in fiscal 22019, but Congress instead approved a 2.4 percent jump.
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The vote was 86 to 8 to clear the measure, which authorizes a 3 percent pay increase for the troops.
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Unite's Sanchez said that this was because the union couldn't accept any counter-offer lower than their proposed pay increase.
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Mindful of voters' low opinion of lawmakers in Washington, the legislation also blocks a scheduled pay increase for members of Congress.
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Workers are asking for a pay increase of 4.5% and a bonus of €900 ($1,010), according to Agence France-Presse (AFP).
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And today Eduardo has a new job, he's at Freedman Seeding, he's a production supervisor, and he has a pay increase.
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Workers of all ages are quitting their jobs at the highest rate since 2001 in order to get a pay increase.
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The CEO made $12.8 million last year, a 17 percent pay increase, as he rose to the top position in October.
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The overall data revealed that 75 percent of men had asked for a pay increase, compared to 66 percent of women.
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While existing pilots at England's Stansted airport have rejected the pay increase, it is being given to new recruits, he said.
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The people are angry about the fact that, for 12 years, the workers in this country haven't had a pay increase.
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"Had to waste money on Dem giveaways in order to take care of military pay increase and new equipment," Trump added.
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Under the agreement, newer call center employees would see their hourly pay increase gradually to $15 by the end of 2018.
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" Trump tweeted: "Had to waste money on Dem giveaways in order to take care of military pay increase and new equipment.
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Per the panel's unanimous decision on Thursday, state lawmakers, by 2021, will see their pay increase to $130,000, from $79,500 now.
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That way, when it's time to negotiate your next raise, you'll have evidence to make the case for a pay increase.
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Even with a 3% pay increase in July, Hall said, salaries of Mississippi correction officers are the lowest in the country.
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The trick is to not only save the first raise, but to keep saving every time you learn of a pay increase.
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Analysts worried about the possible effects of the pay increase on American and the implications it could have for the broader industry.
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Investors were critical of giving him a 20 percent pay increase in a year when the company reported a $6.5 billion loss.
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But teachers — who are demanding a $10,000 pay increase over three years and $5,000 for support personnel — said the measures weren't enough.
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Trump had announced in August that he would cancel the 22019 percent pay increase, which was slated to take effect in January.
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The order also cancels the "locality pay increase," which adjusts paychecks based on the region of the country where workers are posted.
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Unite said it will ballot 2,500 offshore oil services workers after rejecting a pay increase offer from the Offshore Contractors Association (OCA).
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It is currently engaged in a standoff with Germany's IG Metall over plans to suspend a pay increase negotiated by the union.
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The details: The 3.4% pay increase to Medicare plans in 2019 is mostly attributed to higher projections of per-person Medicare spending.
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Breakingviews Walmart's pay increase, purportedly inspired by the recent cut in the corporate tax rate, is a little less than real largess.
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Reaction: Legislators are working on a proposal for a $2,000 pay increase -- which is a far cry from what the union wants.
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But if workers are really yearning for a big pay increase, their best bet is to try landing a new job altogether.
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The state House and Senate both voted unanimously to approve the pay increase for teachers and state troopers, The Associated Press reported.
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Congress enacted a pay increase of 2.4 percent in 2018, and 2.1 percent in 2017 — though Mr. Trump's budgets requested lower figures.
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Therefore, to pique your interest there would need to be a significant pay increase and upgrade to your job title and responsibilities.
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Pay for military personnel will not be affected by Trump's decree; instead, US troops are due a 2.6% pay increase next year.
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German services union Verdi, which represents cabin crew, is seeking a substantial pay increase as well as local contracts for its members.
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Educators specifically called for a $85033,000 pay increase over three years, as well as more resources for facilities and support staff. Gov.
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The union wants an average annual pay increase of 13 percent for 5,400 pilots in Germany over a five-year period from 2012.
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The union wants an average annual pay increase of 3.7 percent for 5,400 pilots in Germany over a five-year period from 2012.
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Ultimately, they received a 7-cent hourly pay increase, vastly improved pension and health benefits, and an automatic cost-of-living wage adjustment.
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In November JD Wetherspoon announced a pay increase for its employees, while it is also dealing with a new sugar tax on drinks.
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Congress has the power to override the president's executive order, and House Democrats have indicated a willingness to fund a pay increase. Rep.
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The Harris campaign projects that the average teacher would see a $13,210 raise — a 213 percent base-pay increase — in Kamala's first term.
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The Harris campaign projects that the average teacher would see a $0003,2000 raise — a 21 percent base-pay increase — in Kamala's first term.
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Also helping profitability is an agreement between workers and management to extend weekly hours at Zuffenhausen and drop parts of a pay increase.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Obama administration next week will propose a 1.6 percent pay increase for federal employees, an administration official said on Wednesday.
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When you see that it doesn't make that big a difference in your take-home pay, increase it again in a few months.
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Research what an appropriate pay increase would be, using sources like Glassdoor's salary calculator or the Bureau of Labor Statistics as a guide.
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About 2628,28503 workers in New Zealand will soon see a pay increase, as the country's government on Wednesday announced a minimum wage increase.
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Ducey had previously promised a pay increase of 20 percent to teachers over the next two years, but teachers rejected it as unsustainable.
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But the point is: Medicaid patients found it easier to get an appointment after the pay increase — and that increase was only temporary.
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We have troop increases necessary to accomplish what we have to do, and we have, very importantly, a pay increase for our troops.
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The pay increase, Walmart's third minimum wage increase since 2015, and bonus will benefit more than 1 million U.S. hourly workers, the company said.
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In West Virginia, teachers staged a strike last month that won them a 5% pay increase — and helped launch the rest of the uprisings.
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The demonstrations were inspired by West Virginia teachers, whose nine-day walkout after many years without raises led to a 5 percent pay increase.
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"A pay increase is the right thing to do," JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon wrote in an opinion piece for Tuesday's The New York Times.
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The union wants an average annual pay increase of 3.7 percent for 5,400 pilots in Germany over a five-year period backdated to 2012.
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And the pay increase was then converted into a "pension growth" figure of £107,000, taking him well above the adjusted income level as well.
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At that time, I received a 20 percent pay increase to match what this new team leader, who was a male, was being paid.
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If you don't believe me, just check out this salary calculator to see the difference that one-time pay increase makes over your career.
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Those in the 6900 percent, an estimated 2628,28503 drivers, would see a 22019 percent annual net pay increase, an average of $6,345 a year.
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Unlike last year, the pay increase is in line with what the White House asked for in President Trump's budget proposal released in February.
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Those in the 85 percent, an estimated 50,000 drivers, would see a 22.5 percent annual net pay increase, an average of $6,345 a year.
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All hourly Costco employees in the US and Puerto Rico will receive a $2-an-hour pay increase between March 2 and April 5.
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But if Congress passes a bill with a pay increase and Mr. Trump signs it, the increase would take effect despite the president's letter.
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After initially focusing on a sweeping tax proposal aimed at lifting the poor and middle-class, she has turned to a teacher pay increase.
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Lawmakers had pushed back on a proposal to link a pay increase to ethics reform, arguing that it would create the appearance of impropriety.
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Pilots at all Ryanair's UK bases have voted to accept Ryanair's proposed pay increase, with pilots at Stansted approving the package earlier this month.
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Doug Ducey (R) is offering organizers a 20 percent pay increase for state teachers by 2020, but striking educators say it is not enough.
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Earlier this year, a substantial mid-contract pay increase for American's pilots and flight attendants spooked investors and temporarily sent the carrier's shares tumbling.
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But teachers — who are demanding a $10,000 pay increase over three years and $5,000 for support personnel — said the pay raise passed isn't enough.
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According to a Glassdoor employment confidence survey, 89 percent of employees age 18-34 would take better benefits and perks over a pay increase.
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However, a majority vote by Congress can block the pay increase from taking effect, which has been the case for the last 10 years.
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Uber and Lyft have pushed back against the pay increase, saying it would hurt competition and discourage drivers from taking riders out of Manhattan.
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"We look at this mid-contract pay increase as a long-term investment," American Chief Executive Doug Parker said on the carrier's Friday earnings call.
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The study found that a four-year degree yielded a 75 percent pay increase for men, while it only boosted women's earnings by 66 percent.
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He cited the same National Education Association data, which shows North Carolina teachers had the nation's second-highest teacher pay increase between 163 and 2017.
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He cited the same National Education Association data, which shows North Carolina teachers had the nation's second-highest teacher pay increase between 2016 and 2017.
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But several swing-district House Democratic freshmen pushed back on the proposal and filed amendments that would block the $2628,28503 pay increase from taking effect.
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Most importantly, they taught me to resist the temptation to raise my standard of living every time I received a pay increase or financial windfall.
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Chair of the bank's remuneration committee Christine Hodgson said group-wide pay increase reflected the bank's improved financial performance and progress against its strategic objectives.
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In a letter to congressional leaders, Mr. Trump said the government would forgo an automatic 2.1 percent pay increase for federal workers scheduled for Jan.
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The Raise the Wage Act was not perfect; there are millions of low-wage workers who would have gotten zero pay increase under the law.
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"No one should go more than 20 years without a pay increase," said Blair Horner, the executive director of Nypirg, before the recommendation was announced.
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Last year, Harvard's dining service workers went on strike for several weeks before the university agreed to a modest pay increase and affordable health care.
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The mayor's office has said the city cannot fund the pay increase that way because voters imposed an annual cap on tax revenue in 2004.
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Oklahoma ranks 49th in teacher salaries, and educators say a pay increase is needed to keep teachers from fleeing to other higher-paying states. 203.
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After nine consecutive days without school, state legislators approved a 5% pay increase to all state employees, including teachers and school staff, on Tuesday afternoon.
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Even with a 3% pay increase in July, Hall said in an earlier statement, salaries of Mississippi correction officers are the lowest in the country.
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"I'm not entirely surprised because there was a decision that was made that led to an unacceptable pay increase," she said in a telephone interview.
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SLH's study uses state wage data and data from the U.S. Census Bureau to find the average pay increase that comes with a bachelor's degree.
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Yesterday, teachers in West Virginia ended a heated nine-day strike in which they bargained for a 5 percent pay increase for all state employees.
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The collective action — supported by 93 percent of the airline's pilots — comes after the union's rejection of an 11.5 percent pay increase over three years.
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Hikaru Kisaka, a 55-year-old part-time restaurant worker, said she had recently switched employers, netting a pay increase of about $1.80 an hour.
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The Raise the Wage Act is not perfect; there are millions of low-wage workers who get a zero percent pay increase under the law.
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Under the offer, salaried staff would receive a 2 percent raise on July 1 and a further pay increase of 1.7 percent on March 1, 2019.
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Oklahoma lawmakers passed the tax hikes in March to fund an average $4213,100 pay increase for teachers, who were among the lowest paid in the nation.
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Shortly after saying he had been "pleasantly surprised" to have been given a pay increase in July 2014, Soni briefly broke down in tears in court.
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For some associates who were already making more than Wal-Mart's new minimum wage, that meant they received a smaller pay increase this year, Levin said.
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Biden's appeal to teachers goes beyond his calls for a general pay increase and extra money for performing additional duties, like mentoring or leading a department.
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When our walkout ended, my district gave a 4% pay increase (we asked for 20%) and also increased the pay of non-classroom teachers and staff.
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The two sides held talks this week after Eurowings management put forward a new offer last week, including an average pay increase of around 7 percent.
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CEOs on the list saw a median pay increase of 2000 percent in fiscal 22, a slight slowdown from the 21 percent growth the previous year.
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Now, I do my best to save 70% or 23% of a pay increase, taking only a small portion for a luxury or something I need.
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It does not affect a 2.6% pay increase for US troops that was passed as part of the massive defense spending bill Trump signed in August.
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Five out of seven recognized unions at Air France signed the wage deal providing for a 4 percent pay increase in two stages, the company said.
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It sounds counterproductive, but taking positions in his company that didn't always come with a pay increase actually helped him get better promotions down the road.
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DeMint retired early from the Senate in 2012 to succeed Edwin Feulner as president, receiving a substantial pay increase compared to his salary in the Senate.
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"We have achieved a good result on the pay increase, job protection and the length of the agreement," said Simone Thiaener, Deutsche Telekom's head of personnel.
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In the episode, Matt brings up a pivotal question at the core of the wage debate: What are you trying to accomplish with a pay increase?
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A 10 percent increase would reduce Walmart's latest annual pretax profits by 28 percent, while a 20 percent pay increase would lower profits by 56 percent.
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The company has recorded record profits thanks to lower oil prices since 2016, prompting the union to insist that Air France could afford the pay increase.
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If a G League player can manage to reach the NBA, they'll be eligible for a massive pay increase, with the minimum salary starting at $898,310.
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Jim Justice signed legislation late Wednesday night granting teachers a 2% pay increase starting in July, followed by 1% pay increases over the next two years.
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" Fallin signed a bill last week for a $6,100 pay increase for teachers, described as the "largest teacher pay raise in the history of the state.
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In light of this, it's imperative that you take charge of your salary, especially if you haven't seen a pay increase in more than a year.
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BA said other labor unions, representing nearly 206% of all BA staff, including engineers, cabin crew and ground staff, had accepted the pay increase of 2226%.
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Jim Justice signed legislation late Wednesday night granting teachers a 19903% pay increase starting in July, followed by 1% pay increases over the next two years.
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He dwelled on a pay increase that they had received and claimed — erroneously — that they had gone without one for 10 years, until he came along.
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The package also negates an executive order that Mr. Trump signed to freeze pay for federal civilian workers, and instead extends a 1.9 percent pay increase.
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Amazon's announcement of the pay increase came with the news that it was eliminating stock options and bonuses, which would ultimately reduce the compensation of some workers.
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Brazil's main union for airline crews, SNA, said in a statement that workers want a pay increase to compensate for inflation of nearly 11 percent last year.
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Employees in the finance and insurance sector, on whom the government relies heavily for income tax, saw their pay increase by 7% in nominal terms last year.
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The union said it had offered to poll pilots on the proposed pay increase, but that Ryanair had refused to give it a list of serving pilots.
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The House passed legislation to provide a pay increase for federal government workers on Wednesday, less than a week after the end of the partial government shutdown.
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Doug Ducey (R) offered organizers a 20 percent pay increase for state teachers by 2020, but teachers participating in the walkout have said it is not enough.
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New York City voted to raise the minimum wage to $15 this year, which represented a pay increase in 20% to 28% for the area's restaurant workers.
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The figure combines the automatic pay increase from Japan's seniority-based employment system, in which salary rises incrementally each year, with an additional hike in base wages.
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For example, if he got a 5003 percent pay increase, he would increase his 401(k) contribution by 2 percent and take home an extra 1 percent.
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But economists said it's still encouraging, as the pay increase remains well above the inflation rate, meaning that workers' pay is actually raising their standard of living.
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In a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll, only 2 percent of respondents said they were receiving a bonus or pay increase as a result of the new law.
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Ms. Reese went public with her displeasure at being offered a 12.5 percent pay increase for the new season, while Ms. Downey received a 100 percent raise.
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Mr. Janaillac had failed to win workers over in a contentious internal referendum that proposed a 7 percent pay increase for pilots and staff over four years.
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Both the 2019 pay increase of 2.6% and the planned 2020 increase of 2381% are the largest since 2420, so nine years and 226 years ago respectively.
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Both the 1823 pay increase of 1813% and the planned 1803 increase of 222009% are the largest since 2280, so nine years and 221 years ago respectively.
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Jim Justice (R) granted teachers a 2 percent pay increase that would take effect in July, followed by additional 1 percent increases over the next two years.
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Doug Ducey (R) on Thursday gave in to public school teachers' demands amid protests, promising a net pay increase of 2900 percent over the next two years.
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He pointed out that while the pay increase was contingent on the Council's changing its rules to end the lulus, the Council could reinstate them in the future.
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Doug Ducey proposed a net 20 percent pay increase for teachers by 2020, with a nine percent increase next year and five percent increases the following two years.
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During my last review, I didn't get the pay increase I felt I deserved, so I asked to stay home with my son one day a week instead.
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Workers at three small oilfields and the eastern port of Zueitina also said they supported a call by El Sharara and other workers for a 67% pay increase.
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Centralised wage negotiations in manufacturing industries have so far resulted in 2.4 percent pay increase for 2017, but could see some adjustment after local wage talks are conducted.
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The teachers, many of whom have not seen a pay raise in a decade, are demanding a $10,000 pay increase over three years and $5,000 for support personnel.
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He said the Trump administration is working to secure another pay increase for the armed services and suggested the ongoing impeachment inquiry in Washington was slowing the way.
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Ms. Rodriguez, who is 32 and a single mother of two, recently got a promotion and pay increase that has bumped her to just under $15 an hour.
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But when inflation is factored in, the budget represents a reduction — and almost all of the added funding will go to a mandated pay increase for existing staffers.
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In addition, a yearly adjustment of paychecks based on the region of the country where a worker is posted -- the "locality pay increase" -- was due to take effect.
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It's not clear if Trump would approve a budget that includes the pay increase; the White House has not issued a formal veto threat of the Senate's bill.
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He said that teachers continuing to strike after the promise of 20 percent pay increase and $100 million in funding will not "make sense" to parents and children.
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"A restored Assembly could deliver a pay increase for hardworking staff in our hospitals," he said and a health minister could address the shortages of doctors and nurses.
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This equated to a pay increase of £8,000 ($20183,362) from 2018 and was well above the overall average salary of £37,2800 ($219,2800) in Britain for full-time employees.
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The nation's biggest employer is looking to see if it can have fewer midlevel store managers overseeing workers, with these managers seeing both their responsibilities and their pay increase.
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Though much of the attention surrounding Wal-Mart's investment has been on its pay increase, both the company and labor experts agree it's just one piece of the puzzle.
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The new overtime rules also close a gap in which some employers readily doled out manager titles and responsibilities — but with no pay increase, or avenue to earn overtime.
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Though the wages available in rich American cities are higher than in poorer ones, even for those without many qualifications, high housing costs more than offset the pay increase.
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The Fraternal Order of Police has asked for a 15 percent base pay increase and a reduction in the number of steps needed for officers to reach full pay.
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But Uber's admission that the change will result in a pay increase for drivers seems to indicate that taxes and fees were taken from their pay to begin with.
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American surprised investors earlier this year by offering an unexpected mid-contract pay increase to its pilots and flight attendants, at an estimated expense of $230 million for 2017.
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News of the Tesco pay increase comes two days after it said it would close a customer service center in Cardiff with the loss of up to 1,100 jobs.
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The new contract includes an average pay increase of 43 percent for the carrier's 1,800 pilots, double-digit contributions to pilots' retirement plans and $75 million in ratification compensation.
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Overtime rule: Puzder opposes a new DOL rule — temporarily blocked by a federal judge in November — that would have given a significant pay increase to 4.2 million American workers.
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Verdi is seeking a substantial pay increase for cabin crew, it said in a statement on Monday, and wants Ryanair to recognize German law and pay social security contributions.
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The Oklahoma union, which has about 40,000 members, has said it is seeking a $10,000 pay increase over three years for teachers and a $5,000 raise for support personnel.
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The district wrote a new contract with its teachers union, which included student performance in evaluating teachers, while providing teachers with a one-time but long-delayed pay increase.
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So she lets them keep their money — a big pay increase, in effect — and instead raises taxes on corporations and the wealthy, whose taxes have plummeted in recent decades.
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The move does not affect a 2.6% pay increase for US troops next year that was passed as part of the massive defense spending bill Trump signed in August.
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Oklahoma state lawmakers voted in March to approve the state's largest tax hike in more than two decades to give teachers a pay increase and ward off a walkout.
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In addition to changes in space-related policy, the bill would also fully authorize a pay increase for service members, increase missile defense, and add additional ships and aircraft.
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The pay increase was approved by CEO Brian Moynihan and will remain in place for the duration of the coronavirus crisis, said a person with knowledge of the plans.
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Instead, coalition leaders agreed to replace him as the intelligence chief but give him a new job as a deputy interior minister — a promotion with a hefty pay increase.
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Cutting so many affiliated teams would also help M.L.B. offset the pay increase it is planning for minor leaguers, so they can make something closer to a living wage.
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But some also said the integration process wasn&apost explained well and that the new tasks were imposed on them without any change in job title or pay increase.
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HANOVER, Germany, May 221 (Reuters) - Volkswagen and Germany's powerful IG Metall labour union agreed a 23.8 percent pay increase for around 120,000 workers at the carmaker's western German plants.
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About 55% of those making more than $50,000 saw a pay increase this year, while 64% of those earning less than $30,000 saw no positive change in their income.
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It will also have to negotiate increased pressure on labour costs, with unions having called for a strike on Feb 22 to support demands for a 6 percent pay increase.
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Talent attorney Nina Shaw, who represents filmmaker Ava DuVernay and actor Lupita Nyong'o, among others, estimates that her clients were able to secure a 30% pay increase this pilot season.
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"It is incomprehensible that the union is calling for the biggest pay increase for the most well-paid group of staff," Lufthansa board member Bettina Volkens said in a statement.
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Eurowings, which put forward a new offer last week that includes an average pay increase of around 7 percent, has said it was prepared to resume talks at any time.
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Cerrejon has offered a 6.77 percent pay increase, in line with last year's inflation rate, while workers want a 10.1 percent raise, Quiroz told Reuters in an interview last week.
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The 21625 and 2900 pay increases of 220006 percent were the smallest in four decades, and last decade's average pay increase was 2202 percent, compared to 2628 percent since 28500.
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In the last 40 years, top corporate executives have seen their pay increase by more than 1,000%, nearly 100 times the rate of average workers, according to a recent study.
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Hence, with no improvement in classroom conditions, and no overall pay increase, teachers would be given the additional duty and awesome responsibility of policing their classrooms with a deadly weapon.
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The deal announced by Air France-KLM on Friday includes a 2 percent pay increase back-dated to the start of 2018, followed by a further 2 percent on Jan.
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In the event that neither a pay increase nor a benefits adjustment can be made, then experts say your next best option is to start looking for a new job.
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Top executives seem to be the only ones with rising pay checks; in 2017, chief executives of the largest 100 public companies enjoyed a real pay increase of 7 percent.
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"We value our dedicated team members at The Modern Honolulu and we were pleased to reach a contract agreement that includes a significant pay increase," a spokesman for Diamond said.
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When Amazon raised its minimum wage to $22014 an hour, we made sure that every one of the company's warehouse workers, known as fulfillment center associates, got a pay increase.
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They are proud that the legislation would deliver a $22 billion increase in defense spending, as well as a 3.1 percent military pay increase — the largest bump in a decade.
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ZAGREB (Reuters) - The Croatian government and public sector trade unions failed to sign an agreement on a 2017 pay increase as planned on Monday, and talks are set to continue.
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It will also have to negotiate increased pressure on labor costs, with unions having called for a strike on Feb 22 to support demands for a 6 percent pay increase.
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Trump initially announced the across-the-board pay freeze in August, saying the federal government couldn't sustain the cost-of-living pay increase and that raises should be tied to performance.
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"Requiring a pay increase can prompt employers to make the investments that they otherwise do not necessarily feel that they would need to make," Nick Boles, the skills minister, said recently.
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The Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization had called for reduced work-weeks and a $10,000 pay increase across the board, a package that would cost the Federal Aviation Administration $770 million.
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That means that over 95 percent of the workers impacted by a $15 minimum wage would get a pay increase, on average seeing annual earnings go up by more than $1,500.
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A study by the left-leaning Economic Policy Institute said the act would result in a pay increase for 38.1 percent of African American workers and 23.2 percent of white workers.
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The pay increase for restaurant workers in New York City to $15 represented the largest hike for a big group of low-wage workers since the 1960s, a new study found.
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Lightfoot tried to compromise on the pay demands, offering a 16 percent pay increase over five years, but the teachers rejected the offer, seeking a 15 percent raise over three years.
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Jim Justice (R) to sign into law a 2 percent pay increase for teachers that would take effect in July, followed by additional 85033 percent increases over the next two years.
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Yesterday, the Senate finally agreed to the 5 percent raise, which is widely viewed as a major victory for the teachers and other state employees, who will also see a pay increase.
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In a survey of more 7,000 employers conducted by compensation site PayScale, a majority of companies said that they aren't planning to provide a meaningful pay increase to their staff this year.
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Verdi said in a statement it represented around 200,000 banking staffers in both private and public institutions and that it was demanding a pay increase of 6 percent in the current negotiations.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Offshore oil services workers will be balloted for potential strike action after they rejected a pay increase offer by the Offshore Contractors Association (OCA), Britain's union Unite said on Friday.
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From West Virginia to Arizona to North Carolina there is a resounding, collective wave of voices advocating for better pay, increase in per-student expenditures, health-care coverage in retirement and respect.
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Washington (CNN)The two aides to Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt who received substantial raises also each received an earlier pay increase, according to an agency inspector general report released Monday.
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However, it's a bad bet that the next Congress, still inevitably split in the Senate, and limited by its filibuster, would support a teacher pay increase with such a large price tag.
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Instead, the Assembly speaker, Carl Heastie, whined this week that the pay increase didn't keep up with the increase in the cost of living since the Legislature's last raise 20 years ago.
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Albany's legislators have been agitating for a raise for years, including in 2122 when an earlier commission (Albany loves a good commission) effectively shot down a pay increase after representatives of Gov.
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This week, the Communications Workers of America asked several companies that employ its members to promise to give workers a pay increase if the cut in the corporate tax rate goes through.
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After decades of flat and falling incomes, wages are rising fast — and, wonderfully, they are rising fastest for low-income workers, who have seen a 16 percent pay-increase since my election.
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After decades of flat and falling incomes, wages are rising fast -- and, wonderfully, they are rising fastest for low-income workers, who have seen a 16 percent pay-increase since my election.
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At Vauxhall, Opel's British arm, assembly workers in Luton have just signed off on a 1.5 percent pay increase and hours that can be modified at short notice to meet demand spikes.
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The reason I am reaching out today is to let you know that I will be sending out a petition tomorrow requesting a base pay increase for the Sales and VPS teams.
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Eurowings, which put forward a new offer last week that includes an average pay increase of around 7 percent, said in response that the airline was prepared to resume talks at any time.
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Comments made by Lufthansa Chief Executive Carsten Spohr earlier on Thursday that a pay increase for pilots would threaten the airline's existence amount to a "completely exaggerated dramatization," union Vereinigung Cockpit (VC) said.
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The proposals, which include an 8 percent pay increase for each year of a three-year agreement, were developed by the USW's National Oil Bargaining Policy conference in San Diego in late September.
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"You've got to make a decision if I'm going to put 1% of my pay into this, and then maybe every time you get a pay increase you bump it up," Benna said.
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It's unclear whether Oregon, where local leaders have reportedly called for spending cuts across almost all state programs, is able to afford the pay increase floated in Burdick's bill, the news agency notes.
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Trump was referring to the fiscal 2018 defense spending bill known as the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), signed by Trump earlier this year, that included a 2.4 percent pay increase for troops.
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Besides the pay increase, Measure Z limits the total area that hotel workers have to clean daily and requires employers to equip them with panic buttons to use if they are in danger.
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Comments made by Lufthansa Chief Executive Carsten Spohr earlier on Thursday that a pay increase for pilots would threaten the airline's existence amount to a "completely exaggerated dramatisation," union Vereinigung Cockpit (VC) said.
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The possibility of a robust pay increase comes at a time of frustration that the wages of many American workers have not risen in line with the long expansion of the national economy.
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It can be hard to get a pay increase when leaving New York, which, if I may draw on the cliché of fish and pond, is a veritable ocean of capital and talent.
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On the House floor, Democrats will bring up a vote on legislation that would give nonmilitary federal workers a pay raise in line with the pay increase members of the military have received.
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Officials have estimated that the pay increase brought on by the ballot measure would amount to a 29 percent raise on average that would cost the city at least $100 million per year.
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The government on Friday proposed a 60% pay increase for doctors, while offering a 76% raise for the rest of the civil service, in a bid to avert crippling strikes by state workers.
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Two years ago, Phillip Barone left his job doing sales and marketing for a military magazine to take a similar job, with a pay increase of about 22015 percent, at a rival publication.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 22 (Reuters) - The German chemical industry struck a collective bargaining agreement with workers for the next 29 months in what the trade union said amounted to a pay increase of 6%.
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The two-year deal includes a 3% pay increase in the first year and then a cost of living increase and a performance-based incentive bonus in the second year, the company said.
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"Our survey shows that they are offering attractive pay and conditions of employment and in 60% of companies, workers will receive on average a 2% pay increase this year," Callan went on to add.
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But when Republicans in the state Senate passed a version of the bill that only included a 4 percent pay increase — less than 5 percent that teachers were demanding — the teachers stayed on strike.
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Therefore, the payout they would lose would be worth about half the £3,120 pay increase expected by the average Amazon warehouse worker outside of London, who earn about £17,000 a year, the union said.
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Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan said late on Friday Eskom and the unions had agreed to resume talks immediately on conditions that include Eskom makes a pay increase offer and operations return to normal.
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Others are concerned that a decade with no pay increase is spurring more members of Congress to retire or take cushier lobbying jobs nearby on K Street when they've been voted out of office.
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Pramila Jayapal (D-WA), who all said they believed Congress should pass the pay increase so it does not become a place where only rich people can afford to come and serve their constituents.
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Ms. Boshko, who said she was given a large pay increase to leave one of Mr. Koch's companies to join Oxbridge, said she had been demoted after fending off Mr. Parsons' advances for months.
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Last year, after Mr. Trump proposed freezing federal pay, the unions used their influence in the Senate to help pass the nearly 2 percent pay increase they sought — by a 92 to 6 margin.
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In November, the council voted Roger Rasheed, a coach and former player, off the board after he voted in favor of a modest one-year pay increase from ATP tournaments, which infuriated many players.
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Only 43 percent of respondents to PayScale's survey reported ever asking for a raise in their current field — despite the fact that 75 percent of those who asked received some kind of pay increase.
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The world's biggest construction materials company said on Wednesday a South African union representing about 800 striking workers has accepted an 8 percent pay increase, raising the prospects of ending a week-long walkout.
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CITIGROUP CHIEF GETS 27% PAY RAISE | Citigroup said that it had granted Michael L. Corbat, its chief executive, a 27 percent pay increase, as the bank moved toward becoming a more profitable and stable company,
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Washington (CNN)During a speech to US troops at the Osan Air Base in South Korea on Sunday, President Donald Trump said that he had given them their first pay increase in almost a decade.
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LIMA, March 30 (Reuters) - Peruvian President Ollanta Humala raised the minimum wage on Wednesday by 13 percent to 13 soles ($252) per month, effective May 1, following pay-increase proposals by the country's presidential candidates.
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NPR has the latest developments: Justice announced a 3 percent pay increase for all state employees this year, with an additional 2 percent hike for those who work in education, including teachers and service personnel.
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Separate research from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, released last month, shows that 14.5 percent of people who remained in their jobs in early 2018 received no pay increase from a year earlier.
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The pay increase, which was approved unanimously by the commissioners of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, will raise the wages of tens of thousands of workers over the next five years.
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The wage increase agreed on Friday - which will give state workers from bureaucrats to cleaners a fixed monthly pay increase of 1,500 crowns ($64) - should raise 2020 budget spending by 13 billion crowns ($223 million).
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In April 2017, the U.S. women's national team reached an agreement with the soccer federation that included a base pay increase of more than 30 percent — though the team has not withdrawn its EEOC complaint.
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She said she had since had been offered a pay increase that remained "far short of equality" and left her post in Beijing last week, returning to her former job in the BBC TV newsroom.
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After nine school days of protest, it appears the teachers have won, at least in terms of a pay raise, with West Virginia lawmakers agreeing to a 5% pay increase for all state employees. Gov.
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As for Park, she was reportedly also offered a significant pay increase, but her negotiations were apparently complicated by her own desire to reduce her episode commitment and eventually be written out of the show.
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Shire faced a protest over executive pay at its annual meeting on Thursday, with a 49 percent vote against the company's director remuneration report, which included a 25 percent pay increase granted to Ornskov last year.
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The increase has to cover two spending lines in the 2017 budget passed by Congress that were higher than the Obama request: 16,53 additional troops for the army, and a 2.1% pay increase instead of 1.6%.
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German unions and employers last week agreed on an inflation-busting pay increase of about 6 percent for more than 800,000 construction workers, the strongest wage deal sealed so far this year in Europe's biggest economy.
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New York City-based recruitment specialist Oliver Cooke told CNBC Make It that one female candidate who interviewed through his firm secured a 100 percent pay increase shortly after the city-wide regulation came into effect.
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While UFC were unaware of his failed tests when he took to the Octagon on July 9, in hindsight, Mark Hunt has campaigned for a pay increase for taking on Lesnar due to his positive tests.
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In the previous 2016 wage round, labour leaders at the Wolfsburg-based automaker had sought a 5 percent pay increase over 12 months, before settling for a 4.8 percent raise in two stages over 20 months.
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Pilots are demanding a pay increase to reflect BA's parent company, IAG, earning consistently high profits over recent quarters, arguing that when the airline previously faced financial difficulties, the pilots were willing to accept pay cuts.
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New York City restaurant workers saw their pay increase by 20% after a $15 minimum-wage hike, and a new report says business is booming despite warnings that the boost would devastate the city's restaurant industry.
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Last week, the maintenance workers responsible for keeping that fragile balance of heating and cooling intact received a 214 percent pay increase across the museum's three campuses, which include the Met Cloisters and the Met Breuer.
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Republicans trumpeted in particular the fact that the bill would offer troops their largest pay increase since 2010, a raise of 2.1 percent, as well as an overhaul of the troubled health care system for veterans.
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In addition, it was reported that Pruitt authorized raises for two of his top staffers despite the White House rejecting the pay increase, and that he cost taxpayers millions of dollars on security and travel costs.
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Doug Ducey (R) is offering a 20 percent pay increase by 85033, but teachers say it is not enough, and are calling for an additional $1 billion for school funding and pay raises for support staff.
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Dick Dadey, the executive director of Citizens Union, a government watchdog group, spoke at the signing ceremony and criticized legislators for not deferring the pay increase until after the next election, which will take place in 2017.
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Before the mediation process, the pilots had asked for an average annual pay increase of 3.7 percent over a five-year period back-dated to 2012, which is when their last collective bargaining contract with Lufthansa expired.
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Through a combination of direct federal spending and matching funds from states, the goal is to give the average US teacher a $13,500 pay increase in her first term, paid for by hiking taxes on wealthy estates.
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Sarah Greenwalt, who was Pruitt's senior attorney before she resigned in June, received a significant pay increase in March to $28503,22019, from $107,435, shortly after the White House rejected the EPA's bid to give her a raise.
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A congressional aide said the six bills include a $1 billion increase for the 2020 census, a $30 million increase in funding to combat the country's opioid epidemic and a 1.9 percent pay increase for federal workers.
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Under a codetermination system, by contrast, an executive wins a pay increase by convincing shareholders and worker-representatives alike that he deserves it — something you can only do if workers are sharing in the benefits of growth.
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Citing record profits at the German airline, the Verdi union is calling for a 6 percent pay increase for 13 months for workers it represents in ground services, IT, maintenance and cargo divisions, plus some cabin crew.
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This year's legislation includes a 3.1% pay increase for troops, the first-ever paid family leave for all federal workers and the creation of a Space Force — the first addition to the sister services in 72 years.
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In addition, it was reported that Pruitt authorized raises for two of his top staffers despite the White House rejecting the pay increase, and that he cost taxpayers millions of dollars with his security and travel costs.
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She's also moved geographic locations, from costly DC to Omaha, Nebraska, where the cost of living is 8% lower than the national average, meaning her overall pay increase stretches even further given the drop in living expenses.
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Prison officers will receive an average pay increase of 1.7 percent in 2017/18, while police will receive a 1 percent increase to their basic pay, plus a one-off additional increase of 1 percent for 2017/2018.
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In the meantime, schools in Florida and elsewhere have been forced to hire instructors who lack proper certification to teach their subject, or to hire teachers from other countries for whom American wages represent a significant pay increase.
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"We cannot balance the budget on the backs of our federal employees and I will work with my House and Senate colleagues to keep the pay increase in our appropriations measures that we vote on in September," Rep.
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Only months before the Pyeongchang Olympics, the player said, U.S.A. Hockey was still dragging its feet about marketing promises that had been made when the players used strike threats to win a major pay increase in March 2017.
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Under a co-determination system, by contrast, an executive wins a pay increase by convincing shareholders and worker-representatives alike that he deserves it — something you can only do if workers are sharing in the benefits of growth.
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The striking workers are asking for a pay increase and for the reopening of idled plants, among other things, and they are arguing that G.M. is now profitable enough (having earned $8.1 billion last year) to afford both.
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Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan said late on Friday that Eskom and workers' unions had agreed to resume talks on Tuesday on conditions that include Eskom making a pay increase offer and provided that operations return to normal.
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The pay increase, effective from next month, will benefit more than 213.59,29.50 Amazon employees in the United States as well as over 21,000 seasonal employees who will be hired across the country this holiday season, the company said.
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The airline said last week that a majority of pilots based at London Stansted Airport had agreed to a 20 percent pay increase, which had initially been offered to all bases individually before Ryanair announced it would recognize unions.
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In 2015, following a sometimes bitter strike at 12 refineries and three chemical plants affecting 7,000 workers, Shell, the U.S. arm of Royal Dutch Shell Plc, and the USW agreed to a 12 percent pay increase over four years.
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British finance minister George Osborne last year announced a pay increase in his first post-election budget, with the current 6.50 pound ($10.20) minimum wage set to rise to a 7.20 pounds for those aged over 25 from April.
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"It's because of the lack of respect that has been displayed toward teachers in this district, the hazardous working conditions, oversize classes, lost preparation periods, decrease in pay, increase in health care cost, uncertainty of their future," she said.
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"We cannot balance the budget on the backs of our federal employees and I will work with my House and Senate colleagues to keep the pay increase in our appropriations measures that we vote on in September," she added.
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"We cannot balance the budget on the backs of our federal employees and I will work with my House and Senate colleagues to keep the pay increase in our appropriations measures that we vote on in September," Virginia Rep.
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Voters across Europe see it like this: the banks crashed the global economy and were then bailed out with taxpayers' money, but hardly any bankers went to jail and workers haven't had a meaningful pay increase for a decade.
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Wilson said 96 percent of pilots in Spain and 80 percent of pilots in Ireland were receiving a 20 percent pay increase that some unions have resisted on the grounds that the conditions of acceptance might undermine future talks.
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Tensions have mounted since Opel workers rejected demands that they waive a 4.3 percent pay increase negotiated nationwide in return for PSA's commitment to assign a new model to the Eisenach plant in central Germany, securing the plant's future.
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Last year, for instance, the New York City Council did away with lulus as part of a deal to raise its members' salaries to $148,500, a large pay increase that towers over the base pay for state legislators: $79,500.
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A survey from Ireland's Small Firms Association has found that 82 percent of small businesses provide or support formal training or education for their employees, while 60 percent are set to offer a pay increase averaging two percent in 2017.
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The company shocked Wall Street in 2015, when McMillon announced that his company would invest $2.7 billion over the course of two years to improve its training processes, and give a two-stage, broad-based pay increase to millions of workers.
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Doug Ducey had tried to prevent the picketing earlier this month by promising teachers a 20% pay increase by 2020 — but teachers said they did not trust him to implement the raise and that he failed to address their other demands.
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The pilots will receive a pay increase amounting to an 21.47 percent rise for the period between May 21.75, when the last collective contract expired, until June 22016, plus a one-off payment equivalent to 403 times the monthly salary.
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A group of 20173 unions representing pilots, cabin crew and ground staff at Air France have called for a 22017 percent pay increase this year, saying they want to make up for purchasing power lost over six years of pay freezes.
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Air France-KLM's management has repeatedly rejected a pay increase of that scale and instead proposed a pay rise of 215 percent over four years, consisting of 215 percent in 2018 and a further 5 percent over the next three years.
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"We cannot balance the budget on the backs of our federal employees and I will work with my House and Senate colleagues to keep the pay increase in our appropriations measures that we vote on in September," Comstock said Thursday.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The Saudi cabinet announced a pay increase of up to 60 percent for air force pilots on Monday, state news agency SPA reported, as a military campaign led by the kingdom in neighboring Yemen entered its third year.
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Last year, Dimon was awarded a 5.4 percent pay increase for his strong performance and JPMorgan announced in January that he will remain as CEO for another five years, making him one of the longer-serving CEOs in the field.
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In Frankfurt, hub to German flagship airline Lufthansa , around 800 ground crew will receive a pay increase of 1.15 euros an hour in three steps, equivalent to an average wage hike of around 9 percent, the union said on Thursday.
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The new ad campaign comes days after Biden issued the first major policy platform of his presidential campaign, rolling out a broad education proposal to raise teacher pay, increase federal funding for low-income school districts and offer universal prekindergarten.
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"It seems like there's this gray cloud over Monticello," said Ms. Baker, 24, who was gleeful about her new job at the front desk of the casino's hotel, which came with a $7-an-hour pay increase and medical benefits.
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Worse still, President Trump wants to end what's known as the "locality pay increase" -- an annual adjustment to assist federal workers in parts of the country where the cost of living is high -- like, say, the neighborhood Trump Tower is in.
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" In addition, a yearly adjustment of paychecks based on the region of the country where a worker is posted -- the "locality pay increase" -- is due to take effect, but Trump now proposes that those salaries "remain at their 2020 levels.
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With Europe's largest economy steaming ahead and unemployment at a record low, IG Metall - Germany's biggest trade union - is calling for a 6 percent pay increase for around 3.9 million workers in the metal and engineering sectors, including the car industry.
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In a statement Thursday saying that "we cannot balance the budget on the backs of our federal employees," Comstock said she would "work with [her] House and Senate colleagues to keep the pay increase" during the congressional appropriations process next month.
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Their "base pay schedule is usually adjusted annually each January with an across-the-board pay increase based on nationwide changes in the cost of wages and salaries of private industry workers," according to the US Office of Personnel Management.
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Mr. de Blasio signed some of these reforms into law on Friday, and he gave the pens he used to advocates, a pair of council members and members of the advisory panel that recommended the reforms and a less generous pay increase.
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Trump could accurately say that the 2018 pay increase he signed into law, 2.4%, was the largest in close to 10 years: It was the biggest raise for the troops since the 19613% increase that President Barack Obama signed into law for 2010.
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It all came back to contract restrictions, which Jessica described as not making sense for their growing brand by the time Tyler decided to jump to Mixer — which, as many people speculated online, did not mean a huge pay increase for Tyler.
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It's a phenomenon that economist Linda Nazareth has written about, based on findings by the Bank of England, which suggests that the best way to get a pay increase is to switch jobs rather than stay put—which wasn't always the case.
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In a letter sent to House Speaker Paul Ryan on Thursday, President Trump announced that a majority of civilian federal employees will not receive pay increases next year, undoing the original 2.1% pay increase that was set to take effect in 2019.
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The pay increase took into account two fatalities: at the Goonyella Riverside coking coal mine in the Australian state of Queensland in August 2017, and at the Permian Basin Shale operations in West Texas in November last year, BHP said in the report.
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In a letter sent this week to the top executives of Verizon, AT&T and six other companies, the communications union asked them to pledge a $4,000 annual pay increase for employees for every year that the corporate rate rests at 20 percent.
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Shares in the company had climbed 5% by 1525 GMT after it said the new deal brings the total pay increase to more than 16% between April 2018 and March 2023, the five-year period covered under its initial agreement with the CWU.
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The walkout, which teachers were pledging could continue for days if their demands for more money for schools were not met, comes less than a week after state legislators passed an emergency pay increase for teachers in hopes of quelling the looming confrontation.
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Workers in the New York City and San Francisco metro areas will see their base pay increase to $16.50 an hour in 2019, while the new base pay for employees in Chicago, Seattle, Los Angeles and Washington will increase to $15 per hour in 2019.
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In addition to the pay increase for workers, who on average earn $40 an hour after four years on the job, the USW has said it is seeking improved standards to prevent fatigue as well as additional health and safety representatives, including at small plants.
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It began on Thursday, a day after West Virginia Governor Jim Justice, a Republican, signed legislation providing teachers, school service personnel, and state police with a 2 percent pay increase starting in July and scheduling 1 percent pay hikes for teachers in 2020 and 2021.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Port workers in Argentina's main grains hub of Rosario will hold flash protests and block access gates over the weeks ahead as part of wage negotiations in which they are demanding a 40 percent pay increase, a union leader said on Thursday.
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The demonstrations come shortly after a nine-day strike in West Virginia, where teachers secured a 5 percent pay raise, and protests in Arizona last week, where teachers wore red and gathered at the state capital to demand a much larger 20 percent pay increase.
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A recent pay increase at McDonald's to at least $1 over the local minimum wage will not help most employees, because it applies only to those who work at some 1,500 corporate-owned restaurants, rather than the vast majority who work at 12,500 franchises.
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Because of the rapid rate at which solar is expanding, they also found that not only could nearly all workers in the coal industry be absorbed into solar, but that they could expect a pay increase of around 10 percent, depending on the specific position.
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The court papers said that Ms. Turnbull persisted in raising objections to Ms. Camilo and another senior official, telling them that the pay increase appeared to be "a quid pro quo reward to him" for somehow "protecting" the de Blasio administration during the federal probe.
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That contract, which will benefit around 600 Foodora workers in Norway, guarantees compensation for equipment used on the job, including bikes, clothes, and smartphones (typically paid for out of pocket by workers), and an annual pay increase of around $1,647 for full time workers.
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But Senator John McCain, the Armed Services Committee's Republican chairman, filed an amendment with a similar plan to use $18 billion of so-called Overseas Contingency Operations, or OCO, funds to pay for additional troops, more equipment and an increase in a planned military pay increase.
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American, which on Thursday reported a 9.8 percent increase in quarterly operating expenses to $9.9 billion, stunned investors last year by offering its pilots and flight attendants a mid-contract pay increase that is set to cost $350 million a year in both 2018 and in 2019.
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He emphasized to Fox News that the rally had merely been postponed, not canceled, but blamed the riot on anger all across the country at the direction the nation is heading in, citing the frustration of Americans who have gone for years without a pay increase.
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The demonstrations come on the heels of a nine-day strike in West Virginia, where teachers secured a 6900 percent pay raise, and protests in Arizona last week, where teachers wore red and gathered at the state capital to demand a much larger 2628 percent pay increase.
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HOUSTON, Jan 31 (Reuters) - The United Steelworkers union (USW) and Shell Oil Co shook hands on a 3.5-percent pay increase for each of the first two years of an agreement reached on Thursday covering 30,000 refinery and chemical plant workers, said sources familiar with the deal.
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But since it's simply common sense that legislators should get no pay increase until they approve reforms to limit conflicts of interest — including a ban on outside income — it's worth noting that the pay committee itself has conflicts, ones that could raise questions about its own independence.
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Even many Republicans doubted they would benefit directly from a corporate tax cut: Roughly 70 percent of self-identified Republicans — and roughly 65 percent of people who said they strongly approved of President Trump's performance in office — said they didn't think they would get a pay increase.
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In the best-case scenario, labor costs for the quarter will likely climb as a result of pilots' higher pay on those flights, just months after a substantial mid-contract pay increase for pilots and flight attendants spooked investors and temporarily sent the carrier's shares tumbling.
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In Washington we have the highest minimum wage for all people, regardless of their orientation, the best family and medical leave, the highest educator pay increase, the best gender pay-equity protections and some of the earliest and strongest civil rights protections for people in the LGBT community.
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Restaurant workers in the city saw a pay increase of 20% to 28%, representing the largest hike "for a big group of low-wage workers since the 1960s," James Parrott, a director of economic and fiscal policies at the New School and an author of the study, told Gothamist.
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He secured a massive $700 billion spending bill that will mean new fleets of ships, planes, submarines, missiles and helicopters and the largest pay increase for military personnel in eight years, though his claim that it is the first wage hike for the troops in a decade is false.
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Biden's plan does not specify how much of a raise teachers can expect, unlike Bernie, who wants a base salary of $210,228, and Kamala Harris, who wants to give the average teacher a $22019,500 raise, or a 23% base-pay increase, over the course of her first term.
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Biden's plan does not specify how much of a raise teachers can expect, unlike Bernie, who wants a base salary of $60,000, and Kamala Harris, who wants to give the average teacher a $13,2018 raise, or a 23% base-pay increase, over the course of her first term.
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"Had to waste money on Dem giveaways in order to take care of military pay increase and new equipment," Mr. Trump said on Twitter this week, venting his frustration about the bill, which he briefly threatened to torpedo on Wednesday in the final hours before it was unveiled.
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Lawmakers, whose last pay increase was in 1998, have long clamored for another, citing inflation, the rising cost of living — especially for those who live in New York City — and the year-round duties of their job, even though the legislative session in Albany runs only January through June.
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Legislation sparked strike The walkout -- which kept the state's roughly 277,000 public school students out of class -- came after Justice signed legislation late on the night of February 21, granting teachers a 2% pay increase starting in July, followed by 1% pay increases over the next two years.
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House Democrats also wanted to fund a military pay increase and provide historically black colleges and universities with mandatory funding that lapsed at the end of fiscal 2019 in September, and they wanted to address a $7.6 billion rescission in highway funds that will take effect in July 2020.
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The fix is that instead of a single giant windfall pay increase, Congress should pass a law that phases in a series of pay hikes over five to 15 years, aiming to eventually restore the ratio of congressional salary to median pay that we had in the late 1960s.
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Karvelis's grassroots Arizona Educators United is demanding a 20% pay increase for teachers, competitive wages for other staff, a return to 2008 school funding levels, yearly raises to bring teachers in line with the national average, and a promise that no taxes will be cut until the state's education spending reaches the national average.
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In footage from the incident, Hargrave, a 5th- and 6th grade language arts teacher at Rene Rost Middle School in Kaplan, is shown speaking in opposition to the superintendent's raise during her allotted 3-minute public comment prior to the board's 5-3 vote approving a new contract for Puyau that included the pay increase.
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When proponents of tax and minimum wage hikes attempt to hammer conservative candidates for being out of touch on income inequality, the response should be that all hardworking taxpayers deserve to see their pay increase, but raising taxes and the minimum wage will only lead to fewer jobs while doing little to address income inequality.
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Eric Yoder at the Washington Post points out that Trump's decision throws the White House's weight behind one side of a possible budget deadlock in Congress: The House has passed spending legislation that doesn't mention a raise; the Senate's bill allows for a 1.9 percent pay increase, with 1.4 going to across-the-board raises.
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It's easy to imagine a situation where your company has enough customer demand that it would be profitable to add some additional workers at your current pay level (to keep longer hours, say), but it would not be profitable to add additional workers if the price of adding them was an across-the-board pay increase.
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" Earlier, Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, said that the bills contained "real, profound changes and reforms," adding that "the salary increases in this legislation are fair when you consider both the reforms that are being enacted" and the fact that it had been almost a decade since the last pay increase, as well as "how hard our elected officials work.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Thursday announced that he would cancel a scheduled 28503 percent across-the-board pay increase for federal workers, as well as locality pay increases.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE issued an executive order Friday freezing federal workers' pay for 28503, following through on a pledge earlier this year to nix an across-the-board pay increase.
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"It is unacceptable that after last year signing a Republican tax bill that gave away tens of billions in corporate tax cuts and added more than $1 trillion to the national debt, President Trump cites the need for government belt-tightening in his decision to slash a planned pay increase," Senator Chris Coons, a Delaware Democrat, said in a statement.
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But here are five jobs that have consistently beaten the 7.8% of cumulative inflation since January 2015, per Chamberlain: Bank teller: 18.5% cumulative pay increase since January 2015 Barista: 17.7% Cashier: 16.2% Pharmacy technician: 14% Restaurant cook: 13.8% One dynamic responsible for the pay surge for, say, bank tellers has been a hike in minimum wages to $15 an hour in places like Seattle.
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Unlike last year, the pay increase is in line with what the White House asked for in President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's budget proposal released in February.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Friday appeared to allude to calls from federal workers for a pay increase, saying he would study "any increase" for federal workers over the Labor Day weekend.
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The sources declined to identify on which issues progress has been made or which remain to be resolved between the union negotiating on behalf of 30,000 refinery, chemical plant and pipeline workers and Shell Oil, the U.S. arm of Royal Dutch Shell Plc The union is seeking a pay increase of 8 percent a year for each year of a three-year agreement that would take effect when the current contract expires on Feb. 1.
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But Harris' 'stache has sparked discussions on topics much bigger than the ambassador himself: the still-raw emotions among many Koreans about the legacy of Japanese occupation; the prevalence of racism in such a homogenous society; and cracks appearing in the future of the decades-old alliance between Seoul and Washington as the two sides attempt to reach a deal on how to cover the cost of US troops stationed in South Korea, amid reports that President Donald Trump demanded a 400% pay increase.
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An Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) staffer who received a controversial raise reportedly emailed the agency's human resources department to say Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE approved of her pay increase, despite his claims he did not know about it.
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While there's no one-size-fits-all formula for how to grow professionally, there are certainly many ways to make sure you're able to make an impact in your position and be recognized for your growth potential: From doing your research so that you're prepared for your annual review, to voicing your career aspirations to your manager, to doing some due diligence to find out what others in your position and industry are making — there are plenty of ways you can position yourself for not just a pay increase but an increase in responsibilities (if that's what you're after!).
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Here's the complete list: - Sunset legislation - Teacher pay increase of $1,000 - Administrative flexibility in teacher hiring and retention practices - School finance reform commission - School choice for special needs students - Property tax reform - Caps on state and local spending - Preventing cities from regulating what property owners do with trees on private land - Preventing local governments from changing rules midway through construction projects - Speeding up local government permitting process - Municipal annexation reform - Texting while driving pre-emption - Privacy - Prohibition of taxpayer dollars to collect union dues - Prohibition of taxpayer funding for abortion providers - Pro-life insurance reform - Strengthening abortion reporting requirements when health complications arise - Strengthening patient protections relating to do-not-resuscitate orders - Cracking down on mail-in ballot fraud - Extending maternal mortality task force
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