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e reduction of public expenditures and public salaries, a downsizing of the public administration an
ty officers, one on misdemeanors, one setting salaries, a franchise to the Rocky Mountain Bell Telep
e system which was designed to curtail player salaries, a move which helped contribute to the breaka
d to a salary under the Ministerial and other Salaries Act 1975, but section 3 of the Act provides t
ncessions in exchange for limits on executive salaries, agreements to restructure the company's debt
Controversially, he emphasized raising clergy salaries ahead of building a cathedral for his new dio
teract to determine a battle's outcome: food, salaries, ammunition, and strategy (offensive or defen
te issue as far as the main issue of very low salaries among staff public servants and very bad work
uates of Harvey Mudd College earn the highest salaries among graduates of any college in the United
To get it, he would have to cut existing salaries, an assertion that did not sit well with many
than the sums paid out to workers for wages, salaries and dividends.
on and health services through the raising of salaries and enforcing compulsory education"; and prom
ne-third of the budget is allocated to acting salaries and Aurora Theatre Company has been commended
ublic servants, because government paid their salaries and funded their research.
Despite the promise of six-figure salaries and generous housing and travel allowances, "
He slashed the city workforce, froze salaries, and reconfigured the budget, which proved un
et County Council who agreed to pay the staff salaries and provide grants for most education needs.
nce Bill that proposed cuts to public service salaries, and he also opposed the decision to suspend
Parliament to directly deal with ministerial salaries, and also the first Act to provide a salary f
to my Zhangsun clan, many of them enjoy high salaries and high positions on account of our marriage
ancing that would allow us to continue to pay salaries and pay off our $3 million in debt.
Although she increased faculty salaries and secured funding for a new facility dubbed
es, yielding to them the right of determining salaries and of vetoing his appointments.
ment: the Inter-organisation Study Section on Salaries and Prices (IOS) and the Joint Pension Admini
icted it would force districts to cut teacher salaries and positions and increase the size of some c
ved private organisations, according to their salaries and the period of employment.
Salaries and similar expenses incurred by the board ar
l the engineers and gunners with their yearly salaries and allowances, since the first invention of
es by the state government, boosted teachers' salaries and created scholarships for teacher training
the act of 1892; the former providing for the salaries and expenses of the inspectors which the coun
served as a Member of the Joint Committee on Salaries and Allowances of Members of Parliament durin
es of 1936 and 1937, which resulted in higher salaries and better working conditions for the miners
nott was an outspoken critic of both teaching salaries and the British Government's City academies,
Fees, Salaries and Administration
members more than mere compensation but full salaries and thus are not generally considered post-gr
They also provided their actors with salaries and wardrobes.
ion of revenue (see Vuskovic plan) by raising salaries and increasing public expenditure, through wh
for the Standing Commission on Civil Service Salaries and Conditions of Service.
nvened to study legal issues such as judicial salaries and lawyer conflicts of interest.
3 May: The government raises state workers salaries and pension wages, as tax collection improves
ved, reducing class sizes, increasing teacher salaries, and constructing more classrooms.
Scottish Parliament Salaries and Allowances was debated in the Chamber on
egislators are satisfied with their currently salaries and allowances without being overly taxed.
ty to continue to service that expenditure on salaries and wages could become a genuine problem."
The women were paid salaries and received other benefits, such as dowries
In 1961 he was appointed to head the Salaries and Cadres Commission (known there after as t
Infonavit receives 5% of all formal workers salaries and provides a series of housing related mort
He return his salaries and pensions to the state of Bihar, except on
salaries and allowances to MSPs and to members of the
es for an accounting of their taxpayer-funded salaries and other compensation.
he worked to enforce a freeze on legislative salaries and rejected any increase in compensation dur
rnational debt and further restricting public salaries and pay rises to civil servants.
In 1886, due to economic crisis, lowering of salaries and unemployment; in 1893, 1902 and 1913, as
tion Committee and a member of Finance, Fees, Salaries and Administration, Universities and Colleges
He argued for increasing teachers' salaries and funding for higher education in the state
major policies such as curriculum and teacher salaries and conditions are managed by the State throu
ld also gain more control over their budgets, salaries and how judges are promoted.
f raise their own financial support for their salaries and the programs they operate.
bout the director who cheated on the artist's salaries and bullying his assistants.
our unions called a two-day strike for higher salaries and pensions, and lower taxes on basic necess
One of his first acts was to equalize salaries and insist on a full day's work from all memb
three ministers were unable to collect their salaries, and one of them went on trial for intemperan
ves to post all of his office expenses, staff salaries, and legislative benefits online.
legislators of refusing to pay taxes on their salaries and allowances.
Most salaries are still paid in colones BUT they are conver
Many residents feel their salaries are not keeping up with the rising cost of fo
The league paid these players' salaries, as well of that of the coaches, who tended a
wanted to restore the automatic growth of the salaries as the inflation ratio, and those voting "no"
high-nutrition supplement had higher average salaries as adults.
es in state appropriations for teaching staff salaries as well as a grant of $10,000.00 for forest i
For example, by paying relatively high salaries at AIDS clinics, the foundation diverts medic
nster should trigger a review of the relevant salaries at the Scottish Parliament (recommendation 7)
Pelforth, where the policy was to pay riders' salaries at the end and not during the season.
d in The Times newspaper suggesting that MP's salaries be increased to £110,000.
ommission proposing an increase in lawmakers' salaries before they could agree to have their allowan
struction and maintenance, and state employee salaries, benefits and employment securities.
ation: she fought notably for the equality of salaries between men and women.
led on the Headman who as a rule were paid no salaries, but were due the rights and dues usually ren
Finance Reform, Municipal Gag Law, Municipal Salaries Code, Police board Reforms, Animal Protection
mes before coaches were paid the large sum of salaries common today and reporters asked whether he w
He saw to it that HISD paid teachers salaries competitive with those offered by other large
The Act was repealed by the Ministerial Salaries Consolidation Act 1965.
rsons employed, hours worked, gross wages and salaries, construction costs (material costs, wage cos
40 until 1942 he served as Wartime Rental and Salaries Controller, in which capacity he heard appeal
ter getting married, both realized that their salaries could not support a family, so Mitchell worke
bribery, dismissals from work, withholding of salaries, detentions, abductions, and killings.
Ely advocated substantial reductions in state salaries during the depression, but met with overwhelm
Bushman was paid large salaries during his screen career, and donated the lan
ypically staffed by women to be comparable to salaries earned by male-dominated positions.
ee years; the community would have to pay for salaries, equipment, and Arizona Interscholastic Assoc
ystem, with political appointees whose annual salaries exceeded $10,000 not showing up for work, whi
-month strike in 1920 meant a 20% increase in salaries for the miners.
The combined salaries for the director Brooks (about $10 million) a
d to 5%, and it was also applied to wages and salaries; for most of the Ottoman empire, this was the
free textbooks in public schools, and funded salaries for public school teachers.
hareholder and the chief officers received no salaries for their work.
n their home country and suggests that higher salaries for doctors and improved government support f
Section III - “Of the salaries for the ministers” (Articles 64-74)
The HKPTU furthermore fought for higher salaries for kindergarten teachers.
Pennsylvania School Board Association tracks salaries for Pennsylvania public school employees.
eedleworkers went on strike requesting higher salaries for their work.
pleasure of the native King and chiefs, their salaries for the current year being also determined by
It then had one of the lowest median salaries for police officers in California.
her reign, she started consistory and set the salaries for school and church officials.
All of the money went to salaries for players, coaches and front-office staff.
Retired federal judges collect their full salaries for the remainder of their lives; judges who
be spent on giving our public servants decent salaries for the very difficult work that they do.”
ter two years, frustrated by the low teaching salaries for black people.
They needed to increase salaries for health care workers to keep them in Ghana
emocrats for, in his opinion, collecting dual salaries from the city of Chicago and from the state o
n, death with dignity, lowering parliamentary salaries, gay law reform, banning the battery-hen indu
harged with taking kickbacks from staff whose salaries he raised.
l dire straits, and was forced to stop paying salaries, his parents reverted to working various odd
The comparison of CEO salaries, however, does not rate the CEO's involvement
Spouses of Members of Congress cannot draw salaries if they serve on their staff but average for
rnia State Legislature, from increasing those salaries if the state General Fund is expected to end
p with Dynamo Moscow which has led him to big salaries in Europe ever since.
In the period 2000-2006 the average salaries in Chukotka increased from about US$165 (€117
d its teachers have one of the highest paying salaries in the country; 44% had a base-salary of over
ecological reasons have helped to create high salaries in the islands based off of the tourist indus
He also cut town commissioner salaries in order to balance the city budget.
All savings were devalued in ratio 50:1, all salaries in ratio 5:1 (small groups of people were exe
ees received overtime pay that exceeded their salaries in 2009.
008-2009 and a large portion of his 2010 base salaries in March.
the hedge fund were forced to surrender their salaries in lieu of a $1 per year probationary stipend
ing What Britain Earns, a BBC programme about salaries in the UK alongside his son, he admitted to e
mployment opportunities, with over 55% having salaries in the upper-middle or higher income range.
tting unnecessary city positions and lowering salaries, including his own.
Faculty salaries increased 43 percent over a five-year period,
d fiscal responsibility, cutting legislators' salaries, increasing the number of trade agreements be
ceived stipends in koku, while a few received salaries instead.
and injects $150 million per annum by way of salaries into the Hunter Region economy.
r half of Freeman's additional request to the salaries item, was introduced but defeated in a 3-3 sp
ry Hart a printer, was Chairman and Directors salaries now stood at £1.
, A's owner Connie Mack was unable to pay the salaries of his highly paid stars, and was obliged to
Initially, the ordinance would have provided salaries of $200 a month for the mayor and $100 for co
Vietnamese guest workers received salaries of roughly M400/month, of which 12% went to t
ses of erecting poles, running cables, or the salaries of operators.
ers was then linked to the development of the salaries of the Dutch civil servants.
c inflation rate, Mugabe massively raised the salaries of members of the security forces in February
election year, during a controversy about the salaries of City Managers in Colorado, Conte supported
, the army, and the bureaucracy" and for "the salaries of all officials, all of whom are elective an
sorships or fundraising donations is spent on salaries of any kind.
As of July 2009, new recruits earned starting salaries of $56,522-$61,095 depending on education lev
ncludes a signing bonus of $1.175 million and salaries of $510,000 in 2007, $700,000 in 2008, $1 mil
The website Legistorm, which tracks salaries of Congressional staffers and other public in
ervice Commission recommendation based on the salaries of mayors in 13 other comparable cities.
Symphony, since it offered them the generous salaries of civil servants.
He left property worth £50 a year to pay the salaries of a schoolmaster and parish clerk, who were
ing against any measure which would raise the salaries of the common worker in the industry.
fore Congress had the authority to reduce the salaries of the judges of the Court of Claims.
r-majority of legislative votes, to limit the salaries of state and local officials, and to preclude
Salaries of teachers were to be paid through the treas
Bogle's two-year contract contained base salaries of $310,000 in 2006 and $385,000 in 2007.
For the first few years the salaries of the elementary teachers were paid by the s
School Boards Association keeps statistics on salaries of public school district employees in Pennsy
The Spanish government agreed to pay the salaries of bishops, priests.
xth Pay Commission recommends increase in the salaries of all government employees by 40%.
Education Department agreed to subsidize the salaries of teachers in all non-profit making kinderga
He added authorities should reduce the salaries of the ministers, senators and members of par
previous measure to pay the mayor and council salaries of $50 a month failed to pass on a 3-3 vote.
ry 2008 to grant the incoming council members salaries of $100 per month.
ta Compensation Council, which determines the salaries of the state's elected and appointed official
A rise in the salaries of players is often blamed, but, from the sta
culum of the public school system, raised the salaries of teachers and improved the island's roads.
ob search service that lists jobs with annual salaries of $100,000 or more.
itution, the ethics commission recommends the salaries of members of the Texas Legislature, the Lieu
Central Government was hardly able to pay the salaries of its civil servants, no more revenues were
ment of the orchestra initiated a lockout and salaries of the players were cut by an average of 20 p
ently expended in feasting, and in paying the salaries of unimportant officers" rather than the good
rried a motion in favour of reductions in the salaries of the governor, colonial secretary, colonial
The federal government paid the salaries of the governor, legislature, and judicial co
The number (and salaries) of administrative staff housed at the Jersey
He endeavoured to save expenses by reducing salaries of officials, but the chief justice for one d
scale" indicated the automatic growth of the salaries of the Italian workers at the same rate of th
approved by California voters relating to the salaries of state officers.
the Civil Service Commission to set the base salaries of the Mayor, city attorney, district attorne
ond tier and in financial troubles do to high salaries on players that did not show their quality.
not afford to keep older employees with high salaries on the payroll.
aving not considered any other cost, such as, salaries or remuneration of the members, however, in m
ess of taxing more lightly income from wages, salaries or from investments is beyond question.
"organization, functions, officials, titles, salaries, or numbers of personnel employed."
rsons employed, hours worked, gross wages and salaries, output prices (domestic and non-domestic), i
for the "elimination of exorbitant executive salaries, outsourcing of jobs and companies, and calls
d of April 2009, with some reportedly earning salaries over US$100,000 annually.
ach, with no official ministerial training or salaries, permitting women in the ministry
Members of the General Assembly receive salaries provided by law, so long as that salary does
to only 9%, because Metro employees had their salaries raised by only 4% in the four previous years.
orst of the Long Depression, and Atkinson cut salaries, raised loans and raised customs duties.
ng wasteful public, nevertheless, raising the salaries, raising money from the bank stock, but it di
s for content are low compared to traditional salaries received by copy editors.
is eliminated all market competition and kept salaries relatively low.
ed capitalism where certain questions - about salaries, rents, taxes or last names - are generally m
ired by Lord Bullock in 1976-7, of the Senior Salaries Review Body during 1993-6, and was Chairman o
m his company, who had been fired with unpaid salaries seven months overdue.
he correct figures much lower than the actual salaries; she was ordered to show the falsified lowere
All chose to waive their salaries, so the money could be used to fund the under
wo leagues that they claimed stifled players' salaries; such as the reserve clause, and the Brush Cl

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