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This is your opportunity to get the biggest salary increase.
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Scobie had also handed himself a £200,000 salary increase, documents indicated.
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Union leaders said the key sticking point was a salary increase.
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His new job as state secretary came with a salary increase.
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Over that same period, pediatricians saw a 15 percent salary increase.
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Union leaders had said the key sticking point was a salary increase.
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Would a slight salary increase, or a new title alone, satisfy you?
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After the Great Recession, salary-increase budgets collapsed to a historic low.
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Councilman Paul Vallone of Queens did explain his vote against the salary increase.
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The global average salary increase moved back above 100 percent again in 2017.
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For many artists, an award often signals a salary increase on future projects.
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After that conversation, Doodly advises preparing a strategically constructed, easily shareable salary increase letter.
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Leicester rewarded him with a salary increase to more than $5 million per year.
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The total package was valued at $27,700, including a salary increase of 1.5 percent.
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From 2015 to 2020, these firms have an average salary increase of nearly $40,000.
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Pilots are unhappy with BA's offer of an 227% salary increase over three years.
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Workers rejected the deal which considered a $3,730 per worker bonus, and no salary increase.
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The protests have coincided with a five-week strike by teachers demanding a salary increase.
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Greenwalt responded that the administrator indicated she should have one, referring to a salary increase.
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Take Thea, for example: Thea met with her boss to ask for a salary increase.
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That's essentially a 3% salary increase, which is more than a lot of annual raises.
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When I got a new job, I added the salary increase to my student loans.
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Mr. Perkins, however, said the salary increase was not why he ran for the Council.
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Pilots are unhappy with the airline's offer of an 11.5% salary increase over three years.
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He later said he didn't even know one of the staffers was seeking a salary increase.
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Have you been working for at least 8 years and seen your salary increase or fluctuate?
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These findings assume that the saver will have a salary increase of 43 percent each year.
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Useful benchmarks to research are market rate, prior salary for the position, and salary-increase proposals.
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"Employees who want to receive a salary increase need to really set themselves apart," says Cohen.
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The Oklahoma state legislature hasn't passed a salary increase for teachers in the past 10 years.
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When it comes to negotiating a salary increase, you need to see your employer as a customer.
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For management, excluding executives, the average projected salary increase is 3.1%, which is the same as 2018.
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The N.B.A. is instituting a long-anticipated salary increase in its developmental league, the league announced Tuesday.
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This time around the union has asked for a 7 percent salary increase and a $39,000 bonus.
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Our proposal was based in the salary increase for our workers and the creation of training opportunities.
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Set realistic expectations about what your salary increase might look like and understand why you deserve it.
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By contrast, the City Council last year voted itself a handsome salary increase to $148,500, from $112,500.
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Silge also pointed out that developers may see a different salary increase depending on their work experience.
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It also may be time to put yourself out there for a job promotion or salary increase.
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For hourly wage workers, the average projected salary increase is also 3%, up slightly from 2.9% last year.
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Although she wanted the position, she was told that the salary increase would come at a later point.
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The rush by other law firms to meet Cravath's salary increase also reflects the winner-take-all society.
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On receiving the promotion, partners typically get a salary increase and a slice of a special bonus pool.
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"Asking for a salary increase based on your achievements is nothing to be sorry about," Ms. Smiley said.
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George E. Pataki approved a salary increase in exchange for the creation of charter schools in the state.
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The union had requested a 5 percent salary increase and a bonus of up to $40,000 per worker.
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Jacob Zuma of South Africa is paid around $20,23 monthly, following a salary increase by parliament in 2015.
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A salary increase has long been elusive for lawmakers, and if it is to happen by a Dec.
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That same year, alumni from Stanford Graduate School of Business had their lowest salary increase at only 80 percent.
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A one-time salary increase of $5,000 — properly invested — adds up to over $1,300,000 by the time you retire.
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The organizers are demanding a 4.5 percent salary increase, a one-time 900-euro bonus and improved working conditions.
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When Greenwalt asks what her salary increase was, the department told her there was no increase in her salary.
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The 1.5 percent salary increase compared to a previous offer of a flat salary with increases only for inflation.
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That followed a roughly $6,000 salary increase that Oklahoma teachers won by threatening a walkout (and later following through).
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In companies that invest in the 40 factors, women are more likely to have gotten a recent salary increase.
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T) offered a base salary increase of 22,21 yen, down 403 yen from 240, while Nissan Motor Co (21.
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The union said the agreement also includes a salary increase for actors and stage managers participating in show development.
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The company, equally owned by BHP Billiton, Anglo American and Glencore, has offered a 2018 salary increase of 5.9 percent.
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This could be an opportunity to discuss a salary increase, taking on more responsibility or getting more training or resources.
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Carl Heastie told a state committee on pay that he won't tie a salary increase to limits on outside income.
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But the salary increase, which was unanimously approved on Thursday by a special compensation commission, came with some important caveats.
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Pruitt was reportedly a key figure in arranging for the salary increase, which was originally rejected by the White House.
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In the U.S. and Canada, graduates with new jobs reported an annual salary increase of 38 percent, a Udacity spokesperson shared.
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For example, New York City is now offering a 1% salary increase as an incentive for officers to wear body cameras.
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Le Peuch will receive a $1.4 million salary increase on his base pay of $1 million, according to a regulatory filing.
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In Germany, this includes a guaranteed salary increase in the first 963 months, staff shares and discounts, along with pension benefits.
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The annual report said that East would receive a 2 percent salary increase, in line with a rise for other employees.
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Her preparation and timing worked to her benefit: during her review, Caroline presented the facts and secured a 14% salary increase.
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Members of Congress are eligible for an automatic salary increase each year, known as a cost of living adjustment, or COLA.
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Not only that, but the proportional salary increase comparing similar upbringings with different education levels is less for poorer college graduates.
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"Your salary increase alone would pay for a branch to be open," the shareholder told the chairman, prompting applause from fellow investors.
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While the economy did well in 2018, the average salary increase given by employers were estimated to be a mere 3 percent.
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I have many regrets, but I specifically regret that when I got my promotion, I didn't negotiate for a larger salary increase.
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Teacher pay: Has a plan to give the average teacher a $13,500 salary increase, costing an estimated $315 billion over 10 years.
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Grichuk will receive a $5 million signing bonus as well as a salary increase from $5 million to $7 million in 22023.
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Here's another: How big would a performance bonus have to be for you to prefer that over a guaranteed 5% salary increase?
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Tesla salespeople have had their ability to earn commissions cut with one staff member asking for a 15% salary increase to compensate.
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Grichuk will receive a $229 million signing bonus as well as a salary increase from $224 million to $22009 million in 2019.
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The company most recently offered a salary increase of 5.55 percent for this year, Amaya said, while the union has demanded 12 percent.
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The latter salary increase brought Greenwalt's salary to more than $160,000, higher than what most senior-level employees at the EPA typically earn.
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Close to half of Americans now expect some direct benefit from the law — either a tax cut or a salary increase or bonus.
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Troops would also receive a 2.6% pay raise during the 2019 calendar year, in what would be the largest salary increase since 2010.
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Here are the 10 firms with the highest starting salary increase for MBA graduates in the past five years, ranked lowest to highest.
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The $28503 billion bill authorizes roughly 22019,000 additional active-duty troops while providing a 2.6 percent salary increase, the highest in nine years.
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"If you can live on your current income, there's no reason why any salary increase can't go straight into your retirement account," says Alvarez.
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The union in June asked for a signing bonus around twice that now offered by the company, and a salary increase of 5 percent.
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Air France management had offered workers a salary increase of 2 percent in 2018 and a further 5 percent over the following three years.
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An article on Tuesday about a salary increase for first-year associates at Cravath, Swaine & Moore misstated the date the raises will take effect.
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Asked by Henry about the report, Pruitt said he and his staff found out about the salary increase on Tuesday and had reversed it.
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In fact, according to a recent survey, 70% of AWS professionals interviewed reported a salary increase of up to 20% after earning their certifications.
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The Canadian city of Toronto had the second biggest salary increase in its tech sector, with an average pay rise of 93%, or £29,250.
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The agreement, which covers 611 workers, includes a salary increase of 1.2 percent and signing bonuses for a total of 11.5 million pesos (about $16,500).
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Unions rejected on Thursday 1.5 percent salary increase offer by employers and had urged their members to step up the strike, which began on Wednesday.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, Cohan is reportedly asking AMC for a salary increase in season 9, which will be her eighth on the show.
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So the offer from Doug Ducey, Arizona's governor, of a 20% salary increase by 2020 and a funding increase until 2024 has left teachers nonplussed.
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Pilots at Polish airlines PLL LOT will decide on April 21 whether to go on strike as they demand salary increase, Gazeta Wyborcza daily said.
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In 2018 and 2019, teachers would be set to receive an additional salary increase of 2.5 percent to account for an increased cost of living.
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On February 25th teachers extracted an agreement from the government for a 30% salary increase; other unions are demanding pay rises at least as big.
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Say you get a 10% salary increase and bump up your automatic retirement contribution by 2% before the new paycheck even hits your bank account.
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For example, an operations engineer in the coal industry could retrain to be a manufacturing technician in solar and expect about a 10% salary increase.
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According to Gaten's original contract, he was scheduled to get a slight salary increase for the upcoming season, much like he did for season 2003.
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Almost two-thirds (64 percent) of millennials who are yet to buy say they are holding out for a salary increase in order to do so.
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In one case a member who had never before asked for a raise got a $6,000 salary increase using negotiating skills she learned from Tech Ladies.
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On the flip side, 226 percent of millennials said it would take a salary increase of 153 percent or greater for them to consider switching jobs.
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But she saw a 40% salary increase when she started her second job, and now works as a software engineer for a salary in six figures.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on Tuesday about a salary increase for first-year associates at Cravath, Swaine & Moore misstated the date the raises will take effect.
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It also claims nurses who find employment through its two-sided platform score on average a 17% salary increase and a 15% reduction in commute time.
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Many new-collar jobs offer the potential for job security, career growth and a large salary increase from other jobs available to those without college degrees.
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During the negotiations with Walt Disney World union members, the company initially offered a 2.5 percent salary increase and no change to the starting minimum wage.
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In fact, a decrease in voice pitch of 22.1 Hertz translated to an salary increase of $187,000 a year, and a longer tenure, according to the study.
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Sintraime and Sintravifer union members reached a five-year deal for a salary increase as well as transport, education and food benefits, Fenoco said in a statement.
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For small companies, the average salary increase needed to tempt skilled workers to take the job was £4,150, while the same figure for larger firms was £5,575.
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"When you're giving your justification for a salary increase, make sure it is founded in the company's philosophy and how it will help the business," said Cooke.
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The Norwegian Shipowners' Association said Safe was asking for a 50,000 Norwegian crown ($22017,4) salary increase for unskilled workers, equivalent to about 2117 percent of current wages.
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From there, you'll learn how much you should be making, if you're currently being paid fairly, and if you have the potential to get a salary increase.
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Before the game, the Bulls reportedly agreed to a salary increase for head coach Jim Boylen for the remainder of this season and the 2019-20 campaign.
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The new contract, agreed upon by 82 percent of union members, includes a signing bonus of $30,500 per worker, and an average salary increase of 3 percent.
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Talks between three teachers unions and the government ended on Sunday evening, with some sticking by their demand for a monthly salary increase of 1,000 zlotys ($262).
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Here's why: Governor Doug Ducey announced a proposal on Sunday that would give teachers a 20% salary increase by the year 2020, but some teachers aren't satisfied.
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Trade unions at oil refiner PKN have reached an agreement with the management over salary increase and one-off benefits, Rzeczpospolita daily said quoting the company's statement.
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However, she had already been dismissed from the show due to a contract dispute involving her agents demanding a salary increase and equal billing — demands unbeknownst to her.
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Despite the size of the deal, and other previous allegations of misconduct against the Fox News host, the network renewed O'Reilly's contract in February with a salary increase.
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Cooper said that he has a client, currently working for Apple, who has a great offer on the table that includes a $25,000 salary increase and more responsibility.
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Under the new agreement, pilots will receive an annual salary increase of 7.35 percent while pilots will halt split-flights and El Al will no longer lease planes.
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New York's highest court on Tuesday refused to order the state to pay damages to a group of state judges who went several years without a salary increase.
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Other companies added money to their salary increase pools, but may not have announced raises yet because it is harder to explain in a press release, Bremen notes.
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Other companies included BlockFi, which provides banking services for investors in cryptocurrency, and AcadeMe, a platform that teaches women workplace skills like how to negotiate a salary increase.
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The Oklahoma Senate passed a 2000 percent salary increase for teachers earlier in the week but did not get the votes to raise revenue to support that increase.
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SAS Chief Executive Rickard Gustafson said the airline and the unions agreed on a 3.5 percent salary increase in 2019 as part of a new three-year collective agreement.
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Among those, the business-friendly American Action Forum estimates that 85033,100 higher-education employees will qualify for overtime pay, and each could notice a salary increase of about $16,400.
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The panel also recommended a salary increase for the governor, bringing his pay to $250,000 by 2021; that would make Mr. Cuomo the highest-paid governor in the country.
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SAS Chief Executive Rickard Gustafson said the airline and the unions agreed on a 20123 percent salary increase in 2019 as part of a new three-year collective agreement.
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Sunday's game was not, it is safe to say, one in which either of Arsenal's crown jewels did a vast amount to justify his demand for a salary increase.
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The salary increase, which the Council approved this month, was widely criticized because lawmakers gave themselves a raise that was $10,185 greater than the one recommended by an advisory panel.
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The firefighters had agreed to the terms, but confusion arose when the local media reported that the firefighters would receive a salary increase, Working on Fire said in a statement.
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Economic measures recently announced by President Nicolas Maduro's government, including a steep salary increase, have fallen short for Venezuela to regain access to sufficient foreign credit and reverse the downturn.
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Speaking in a televised address on Monday, Governor Ricardo Rossello also said every public school teacher in Puerto Rico would receive a $1203,500 annual salary increase beginning next school year.
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Arizona Educators United, a coalition of educators, demands a 20% salary increase for teachers, competitive pay for all education support professionals, as well as education funding restored to 2008 levels.
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A study from APICS, the industry's largest trade organization, found that the average salary for supply chain professionals in 2017 was around $85,000 with an average salary increase of 3 percent.
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The company said the salary increase, set to take effect November 1, would affect more than 274,2581 full- and part-time employees in addition to more than 21,2017 seasonal staff members.
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Support for continued action on Friday came after unions rejected on Thursday a 1.5 percent salary increase offer by oil industry federation UFIP, saying it was below the French inflation rate.
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He got an offer to join Lizhong Wheel Group in Baoding with a salary increase of about 15 percent to 4,000 yuan a month, he said by text after the fair.
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Come equipped with a list of convincing, undeniable evidence that demonstrates why you're worth a salary increase — not why you feel entitled to one and upset why it hasn't happened yet.
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The agreement, which will run until 2022, includes a 2 percent salary increase per year and a boost to the annual performance-based bonus linked to achieving productivity and efficiency goals.
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A previous offer from the school district came close to meeting the teachers' demand for a 6.5 percent salary increase, but would increase the number of nurses for just one year.
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By evening, the country's internationally recognized government ordered a temporary halt on imports of luxury goods like automobiles and a 30 percent salary increase for public-sector employees, including pensioners and contractors.
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It also recommended streamlining France's vast civil service and keeping wage growth in check after the government agreed to a two-step salary increase early this year following a six-year freeze.
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Workers in the oil and gas sector are demanding a 40 percent salary increase and say they are protesting President Mauricio Macri's decision to veto a bill intended to stem job losses.
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The teachers union has demanded a number of changes, including smaller class sizes; limited standardized testing; more support staff, such as nurses, librarians, and academic counselors; and a 6.5 percent salary increase.
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The latest wage agreement includes payments totaling 5 million won to 9 million won, plus payments equivalent to one and a half months' salary and a basic salary increase of 40,000 won.
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Ask your manager or HR rep whether a plan can be put in place to get to whatever salary increase you'd like to see in the next six months to a year.
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It is rare for employers to reverse such pay increases, making large employers potentially sympathetic to an overtime compromise that would effectively extend the salary increase to some of their smaller rivals.
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After you've done your research and come to a number you feel represents your contributions and qualifications, set up a meeting with your manager to make your case for a salary increase.
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The union's proposal, filed with the company in early June, included a salary increase of 5 percent and a one-off bonus of $34,000, equivalent to 4 percent of dividends distributed to shareholders.
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The government offered to introduce its proposed salary increase to a minimum of 2,000 soles ($618) per month in November instead of next year and said teachers 55 and older could retire early.
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The company said in a statement that it struck the agreement on Wednesday with the Revolutionary Confederation of Laborers and Farmworkers (CROC), offering its workers an average annual salary increase of 5.5 percent.
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The union's proposal, filed with the company in early June, included a salary increase of 5 percent and a one-time bonus of $34,213, equivalent to 4 percent of dividends distributed to shareholders.
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But the union had asked for a signing bonus around twice that offered by the company, and had requested a salary increase of 5 percent, leaving a wide gap between the two sides.
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But the union had asked for a signing bonus almost double that offered by the company, and had requested a salary increase of 5 percent, leaving a wide gap between the two sides.
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Reports that the price of a two-pack of EpiPens had recently soared to a new high of $608.61 were followed by revelations that Mylan executives had also received a huge salary increase.
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Teachers in Oklahoma are planning to walk out of the classroom next week to demand a salary increase, part of a wave of teacher activism across the country from Arizona to West Virginia.
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I was able to absorb my moving expenses easily without paying any interest, due to the fact that I'd negotiated a nice salary increase for myself and had money set aside in savings.
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The latest wage agreement includes payments up to 9 million won ($7,414), 15 company shares each, payments equivalent to one and a half months' salary and a basic salary increase of 40,000 won.
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Workers with the highest performance ratings can expect an average salary increase of 2500 percent, the survey found, while those with average ratings can expect 25 percent and below-average ratings, 22014 percent.
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Workers also received a 13,000-euro ($11,800) grant each of Tesla stock and an additional bonus of 1,000 euros with their April pay and a monthly salary increase of 150 euros, it said.
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Last fall, Mr. Cuomo effectively short-circuited the possibility of a salary increase when his appointees to the State Commission on Legislative, Judicial and Executive Compensation declined to approve a raise, upsetting legislators.
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In my line of work, I can directly tie increases in revenue to my campaigns, so I can make the case that I made the company $X and therefore deserve a Y% salary increase.
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The movement of nearly 9 million students, workers and civil servants eventually crushed government resistance, and lead to a 35% minimum wage raise, a 10% salary increase and the dissolution of the National Assembly.
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Looking back, I would have brought up the salary discussion in a different way, but as a 23-24-year-old, I did not know how to confidently and appropriately request a salary increase.
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But the union had asked for a signing bonus of almost double that offered by the company, and had requested a salary increase of 5 percent, leaving a wide gap between the two sides.
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"They're going through a divorce, or they have mental health challenges, or they're going on an interview but they don't know how to ask for a salary increase," said Jeff Lindor, the club's founder.
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Since the law passed in 2011, Wisconsin public employees have received only a 2 percent salary increase — and employees' share of benefits contributions immediately reduced employees' take-home pay by up to 12 percent.
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Through the Facebook page, "Movimento das Familias PMES" (Movement of the Families of Espirito Santo's Military Police) organizers said officers will only return to their posts once the state government approves a 100% salary increase.
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It also said it would recommend pilots reject a proposed salary increase as long as it was dependent on recognising Ryanair's system of employee councils at airports, which it said are appointed unilaterally by management.
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Talks between the parties over a new collective bargaining agreement began in May, with unions demanding a salary increase of 8% over two years, as well as more full time employees and better working hours.
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For this reason, it was a relief on Thursday that a committee set up to determine lawmakers' pay enacted reforms limiting outside income and eliminating most committee stipends, known as "lulus," alongside a salary increase.
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Supporters of the regulation have observed that the politics of essentially withdrawing a planned salary increase from many workers could prove complicated for an incoming president elected on a message of improving workers' economic circumstances.
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Details: The new contract will be formed so it "provides a total compensation increase of 14% - an 11% on-going salary increase with a one-time 3% bonus for educators," according to the OUSD press release.
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"If the salary increase pool was 2.8 percent and now it's 3 percent, that's huge dollars for a company with 20,000 employees," Bremen said, noting that the charge for one company he knows is $5 million.
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The offer would also "ensure no increase in any class size, increase nurses, counselors and librarians at all schools, along with a 21% salary increase and back pay for the 232-2000 school year," LAUSD said.
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ZAGREB (Reuters) - The Croatian government has offered striking primary and secondary teachers a gradual salary increase of 10.4% in 2020, Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said early on Wednesday after seven-hour talks with trade union representatives.
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Its gargantuan $35.7 billion endowment, the largest in the country by far, was cited in articles about dining-hall workers who went on a successful three-week strike for a salary increase to $35,000 per year.
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The clearance brings with it a 20% to 30% salary increase, depending on the level of authorization and the employee's role, the person said, adding that not every employee will need clearance to contribute to JEDI.
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While Rossello has focused on cutting spending by reorganizing and reducing the size of the government, he is advocating more resources for police including a salary increase of $1,500 per officer, and higher pay for teachers.
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Ms. Villalona is only a few credits away from earning a master's degree in teaching, but even with a salary increase — she would earn approximately $2115,212 a year — they will only be keeping pace with rising rents.
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Total potential compensation in 2020: $235,000KPMG is known as one of the Big Four consulting firms, and it has earned the top spot for the highest salary increase of $65,250 since 2015, according to Management Consulted's report.
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People so often cheer for actresses like Jennifer Lawrence and Natalie Portman when they speak out about pay inequality, so why is it that so many fans are upset with Pompeo for fighting for her own salary increase?
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Just a day after this charge was filed, the campaign resolved a long-running dispute with its union, which was attempting to secure a salary increase for field organizers equivalent to at least a $15 an hour wage.
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Mr. Cuomo, who has a reputation for wielding a heavy hand in all things Albany, then offered up the basics of a possible deal: supporting a salary increase in exchange for action on ethics and other policy proposals.
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That means workers in these high-demand health-care fields can look forward to keeping their well-paying gigs for a long time to come and likely expect a nice salary increase as their skills become more sought after.
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Councilman Alan Maisel of Brooklyn said he voted no because he believed the Council "should have accepted the recommendation" of the Quadrennial Advisory Commission, a panel appointed by Mayor Bill de Blasio, which last year recommended a salary increase to $138,315.
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I asked for a signing bonus to make up for a large commission check I would be leaving behind by quitting immediately (about $15,000) and was given an extra $10,000/year salary increase instead — a better outcome in the long run.
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Air France had offered workers a salary increase of 2 percent in 2018 and a further 5 percent over the following three years, but French unions, which have demanded 5.1 percent this year, have complained management is not serious about talks.
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But that threat would work a lot better if the president focused more on the positives of the plan other than just mentioning that $4,000 number (that the average family will see a salary increase of $4,000 from corporate tax cuts).
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The U.S. retail giant said in a statement late Wednesday night that it had offered a "robust" contract offer that addressed key points, including the salary increase, though it did not specify how much the company had offered to raise pay.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwean public sector doctors went on strike on Tuesday for the second time in less than a year to demand a further salary increase amid soaring living costs, as President Emmerson Mnangagwa's government struggles with a deteriorating economy.
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Three of SAA's largest trade unions agreed to a 13% pay rise for the financial year that began in April, with the first salary increase in February 2020 and back payments in March and April if the airline has sufficient funds.
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U.S. Senator Kamala Harris, another contender for the Democratic presidential nomination, released a plan last month that would use $315 billion in federal money over 10 years to give the average teacher a $13,500 raise, or about a 23 percent salary increase.
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Last week Eskom offered the three main unions a salary increase of 7.5 percent this year and 7 percent next year and in 2020, plus an inflation-linked increase in housing allowances and a one-off cash payment of 5,000 rand ($370).
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So lastly, my challenge to them is that standards should be set for the minimum salary and benefit requirements for each medical specialty and job type, and there should be a salary increase for primary care providers to help remedy the shortage.
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To insure that he got top talent, he offered fellows a fifty-per-cent salary increase and the option to work only three days a week, which would help them maintain a connection to their home institutions, where lab work was done.
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The law creating the commission, which was approved by the Legislature and governor, said that any salary increase would be conditioned upon the "performance" and "timely legislative passage" of the state budget by both branches, but did not specify any metrics for performance.
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The salary increase of roughly 160,000 euros comes as Siemens reported a decrease in net profit to 5.81 billion euros during 2018, a year in which Kaeser unveiled a new strategy to make the trains-to-turbines maker more nimble and profitable.
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President Sisi announced several other measures on Tuesday aimed at easing economic hardship including a freeze to taxes on agricultural lands for three years, an increase to state pension payments by 15 percent, and a 10 percent salary increase for some state workers.
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The Solidarity union said on Thursday it had accepted a salary increase of 7.5 percent this year and 7 percent next year and the year after, plus an inflation-linked increase in housing allowances and a one-off cash payment of 5,000 rand ($370).
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The state-run miner said workers at its Potrerillos and Benito Tapia Tapia unions, both part of its Salvador Division, had voted against a preliminary offer from the company that included a signing bonus of $9,363 and a base salary increase of one percent.
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One worker named Agapito González gained notoriety among factory owners and folk hero status among workers when he fought and won a 43 percent salary increase in Matamoros factories, as well as the 40-hour workweek compensated at the rate of 53 hours of work.
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The first public hearing of the special committee that will determine whether New York's state legislators get a salary increase demonstrated on Friday what a shoddy arrangement it was — and why its members should tell the lawmakers they won't be getting a raise. Gov.
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Sensing her opportunity, Brown sends a shark agent to Newhouse and ends up with what she calls a "megadeal": forgiveness for a three-hundred-thousand-dollar loan, a salary increase to six hundred thousand, and a million-dollar bonus at the end of a three-year contract.
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After Abdullah Al-Qahtani's investment, employees all of a sudden got a salary increase, which was designed to stop them from leaving the company, as many had done after the hack, according to former Hacking Team employees who are still aware of goings on at the company.
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The strike began on Thursday, February 231, the day after Governor Justice, a Republican, signed legislation providing teachers, school service personnel, and state police with a 2 percent salary increase starting in July and scheduling a 1 percent pay hike for teachers in 2020 and 2021.
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The footage shows a woman who identifies herself as Deyshia Hargrave — who according to the district website is a language arts teacher at Rene Rost Middle School in Kaplan — speaking out against a $38,000 raise for Superintendent Jerome Puyau prior to the board's vote approving the salary increase.
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" In a tweet, the school district said it presented an offer that would "significantly reduce class size and ensure no increase in any class size, increase nurses, counselors and librarians at all schools, along with a 6% salary increase and back pay for the 20213-2018 school year.
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The interviews with other current employees, the aide added, confirmed Malik had engaged in other unprofessional behavior that violated office policy - including derogatory comments about women's appearances -- and the military aide was given a final warning and was punished by having a promotion and salary increase taken away.
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It is perhaps a sign of possible things to come that Tim Hortons's offer of free coffee to the couple also spurred a backlash on social media, after a union said workers in Winnipeg had been locked out by the company after their demand for a salary increase.
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Solidarity accepted a salary increase of 7.5 percent this year and 7 percent next year and the year after, plus an inflation-linked increase in housing allowances and a one-off cash payment of 5,000 rand ($370), the union, which represents mostly skilled workers, said in a statement.
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"If you have stats that say you should be earning more, share them with your boss or someone in HR," says Lopez, adding that, in order to get the outcome they want, individuals should compile any information or reasoning that helps to justify why they are deserving of a salary increase.
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The union is seeking not only a salary increase, but also a new provision requiring the handful of shows that make it to Broadway and succeed in recouping their capitalization costs to share 1 percent of their profits with actors and stage managers who were part of the show's early development.
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I was paid today, with a salary increase, and I couldn't afford to buy 1 Kilo (Just over 2 pounds) of meat, I only managed to buy 0003 grams, and that's all we eat, because I can't buy rice, pasta or flour to make arepas (a savory cake) with my salary.
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Christina Binkley reported on April 20053, 22005, on Trump's obscene pay package for himself: Donald J. Trump received a $2600 million pay package in 22016, including a $5 million bonus and a 71% salary increase, despite a more than 70% drop in the shares of Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts Inc.
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" Kavanaugh has spent almost his entire professional career in government service, noted that his "annual income and financial worth substantially increased in the last few years as a result of a significant annual salary increase for federal judges; a substantial back pay award in the wake of class litigation over pay for the Federal Judiciary.
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It's worth mentioning that if you're suddenly asked to sign an arbitration agreement without receiving anything new in return (such as a bonus, salary increase, promotion, or additional benefits), it may be a sign that the employer is preemptively trying to shield itself from what it perceives to be an imminent court battle, such as a class action lawsuit.
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ANOTHER 5 AIRCRAFT WILL FOLLOW BY END OF 2020 * PARTIES HAVE AGREED ON AN EXTENSIVE PACKAGE INCLUDING MODERATE SALARY INCREASE FOR NEXT THREE YEARS AND A GROWTH-RELATED INCREASE FOR 2021 * ESSENTIAL POINTS OF STRUCTURE OF COMPANY PENSION PLAN WILL BE ADAPTED TO REGULATIONS FOR LUFTHANSA'S MAINLINE STAFF * PACKAGE THUS OPENS UP IMPORTANT NEW GROWTH PROSPECTS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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READ: Watch Oklahoma teachers do some A+ trolling of legislators Arizona Educators United wants to see a 20 percent salary increase for all teaching and other certified staff for the 2018-2019 school year, a return of school funding to 2008 levels, no new tax cuts until Arizona per-pupil spending reaches the national average, and yearly raises until Arizona teacher salaries reach the national average.
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So it's-, I cannot announce the result today, because I have-, the market authorities would-, would not be happy-, PP: But they are quite good, and so we have to share part of it, and so we gave a special premium, of around 23,22 euro, which means more or less 22018,22040 dollars, to-, to all our workers in France, 30,000 workers, plus the salary increase of 3.1%.
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How women can own their ambition at work and get ahead17 things that make this the perfect résumé20 American jobs dominated by women — and that also pay them what they deserve4 steps black women should take to guarantee they have a mentor who's looking out for them at work — especially when it's time to be promoted or get a salary raiseGetting a raise: Here's how to find out if you're underpaid at work, and the exact script to use when asking your boss for a salary increase
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