The salaries listed below reflect the reported salaries at the time of writing.
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Women's salaries go down when they have children — but men's salaries go up.
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"One needs to consider how salaries in Maine compare with salaries elsewhere," he said.
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That was followed by an Instagram account, Real Agency Salaries, that listed salaries in advertising.
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Cabinet secretaries' salaries top out at just over 200,000, but some CFPB salaries can exceed that.
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We're talking about the CEO salaries, because there's a few CEO salaries that are pretty high here.
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The Salaries and Remunerations Commission (SRC), which sets public sector salaries, said last month it would slash salaries of top officials, including the president and lawmakers, to save 8.5 billion shillings ($82.44 million) per year.
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In fact, millennial salaries are on average 20% lower than baby boomers' salaries when they were the same age.
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Denmark parental leave arrangements provide full months' worth of salaries to both parents, followed by months off with reduced salaries.
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You are not breaking the law if your salaries are reasonable, which market-rate salaries are typically presumed to be.
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Then the site found the average salaries for each role and the average salaries for each role by race and gender.
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Since Glassdoor salaries are based on employee feedback, salaries are subject to change over time as the website receives new reviews.
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The changes in the bill link increases in social welfare benefits to inflation and salaries, rather than tax revenue and salaries.
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It's perhaps one of the few businesses that works in Libya, and like all business, it pays salaries — naturally criminal salaries.
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The results reveal how the players' current salaries compare to their guaranteed base salaries from their first years in the league.
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How do you change that, CEO salaries, essentially — and CEO and top executive salaries, 'cause it's the whole group of them?
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Nine years into their careers, women saw their salaries rise to an average of $250,20163 — while men's salaries averaged out at $400,000.
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He started paying all the low-level salaries of low-level people, and all the high-level salaries of high-level people.
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"Salaries were delayed this month, more than half of the employees got salaries by the 6th or 7th," the spokesman told Reuters.
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Keep base salaries stableIn the presentation, Johnson cautioned that for financial services firms, now is not the time to reduce base salaries.
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Median annual salaries were found by multiplying the median weekly salaries for each profession by 52, the number of weeks in a year.
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"These individual negotiation strategies with a lot of secrecy around salaries basically allow employers to keep salaries lower for some groups," she said.
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The new laws are designed to protect job seekers — like former me — from receiving starting salaries that are tied to low past salaries.
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But nine years into their careers, women saw their salaries rise to an average of $250,000 — while men's salaries averaged out at $400,000.
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Voters also backed limiting monthly salaries for lawmakers and other high-ranking officials to the equivalent of 25 minimum salaries, or nearly $6,600.
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The increase that patrol officers get will be offset in part by lower starting salaries for new hires, although their maximum salaries will rise.
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White men are offered higher salaries than women and their peers of color, the report notes, and black women are offered the lowest salaries.
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The salaries of the female doctors' salaries included in the report was equivalent to about two-thirds of the male doctors, the Journal noted.
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The suit also alleges Google has a history of improperly asking about prior salaries and assigning women to lower job levels with lower salaries.
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"And since many companies have a policy that prohibits employees from discussing their salaries, don't bring up other salaries, unless you speak in generalities."
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Two of Trump's top advisers, Gary Cohn and Christopher Liddell, are paid reduced salaries of $30,000, the lowest salaries among all White House staff.
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We compiled salaries from the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Occupational Employment Statistics program, a database that updates salaries for about 800 detailed occupations annually.
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"Our competitors are also offering better salaries for high-quality workers, so we believe we can attract able workers by offering appropriate salaries," she said.
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Top officers also earn healthy salaries — the group paid out $4 million in salaries in 2016, including $726,714 to president Eugene Meyer and $435,000 to Leo.
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For example, Whole Foods allows workers to check their colleagues' salaries, while social media scheduler Buffer publicly discloses the formula it uses to determine employees' salaries.
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Women might have been spurred to negotiate after seeing that their salaries were lower, he theorized, or cities might have made salaries more equitable to avoid lawsuits.
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Workers with radiation therapy degrees followed closely, with mid-career salaries averaging about $93,300 and higher starting salaries than those who have studied to be physician assistants.
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All of these jobs offer median yearly salaries of at least $55,000 — that's more than $12,500 higher than what liberal arts majors' typical salaries, according to Glassdoor.
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The workers held the protest after Denel said it will be able to pay salaries in October but salaries for November and other allowances were not guaranteed.
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Check out where these sky-high salaries pay off the most: The Charlotte metro area topped the list as the place where tech salaries go the furthest.
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The reality of it is one of Team Canada's player salaries is probably the entire budget we have for players' salaries and everything for the Olympic run.
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It's also important to note that salaries are relative to cost of living, so actual salaries may be higher or lower depending on the state you live in.
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Instead, teachers want the district to lower bonuses and increase their base salaries, and to give them salaries based on education and training, like most school districts do.
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Instead, teachers wanted the district to lower bonuses and increase their base salaries, and to give them salaries based on education and training, like most school districts do.
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Not a perfect deal — but offer letters matched salaries and seniorityMultiple sources said that the new offer letters matched employees&apos WeWork salaries and kept their seniority intact.
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"There was always a disconnect between Western management salaries and Japanese management salaries," said Christopher Richter, deputy head of Japan research at CLSA, an investment and brokerage group.
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Vice president salaries will be reduced by 20%Senior vice president salaries by 25%Executive vice president salaries by 30%The cost-savings measure comes after Disney lost nearly one-third of its market value in the past month, as the coronavirus pandemic dragged on the stock market as a whole.
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Solidarity announced its plan to picket after the firm said it would only pay salaries in October but the payments of November salaries and other allowances were in jeopardy.
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The point is that the current system stratifies player salaries to the benefit of the league, enriching a few players in exchange for keeping salaries down for the rest.
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The low salaries of players like Betts, Bogaerts, Bradley, Swihart and Shaw help the Red Sox survive mistakes, like Castillo and Sandoval, and afford other high salaries, like Price's.
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Minor league salaries have been a hot topic since 2018, when MLB successfully lobbied Congress to exempt minor league players from receiving salaries tied to the federal minimum wage.
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Prior to retirement, they were political and social cause consultants who went from entry-level salaries in the low five figures to six-figure salaries during their final earning years.
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Since 1976, major league salaries have increased by 2,000 percent; over the same, minor league salaries have only increased by 75 percent, coming far short of even keeping up with inflation.
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But the overall average salary boost fell for the first time below 100 percent to 93 percent in 2015 as average pre-MBA salaries increased much faster than post-MBA salaries.
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For years, their salaries have remained flat ... Salaries for US secondary school teachers have largely remained the same over the past two decades, according to the National Center for Education Statistics.
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Unadjusted salaries are 7% higher in metros with at least two million people than in metros with fewer than 250,000 people — but salaries after adjusting for living costs are 9% lower.
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Civil servants, who number 300,000 and earn between $280 and $300 per month, recently threatened to strike, demanding higher salaries and to have a portion of their salaries paid in dollars.
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I felt like I'd just won the lottery — I was actually getting paid significantly more than the national average for philosophers' starting salaries — but salaries in the humanities are notoriously meager.
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They need to work in safe conditions, get the salaries that are promised to them, and be able to safely transmit their salaries home so their families can benefit going forward.
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Big cities offer big salaries — though at a cost.
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If teacher salaries had simply increased at the same rate as per-pupil spending, teacher salaries would have increased more than $17,21625 since 2900 — to an average of more than $220006,2202 today.
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But that explanation just doesn't cut it when you look at some of the salaries and who's paying them: And then there's the granddaddy of them all: College football head coach salaries.
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To encourage more economic growth, the government is considering expanding tax breaks for companies that raise salaries to achieve a 3 percent increase in overall salaries, sources told Reuters earlier on Wednesday.
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Well, it's just not the CEO salaries that are the important ... It's bringing up other salaries, or giving them equity, or ... The last 20 years have been very good for Kara Swisher.
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When they looked at the median salaries of graduates who only had a bachelor's degree, they found that 10 colleges produced students with sky-high salaries five and 10 years into their careers.
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Salaries with bonuses are now more than 50 percent higher, adjusting for inflation, but eighth-year salaries have grown even more, most likely outstripping the growth in law school tuition at most schools.
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"Our wives' salaries would cover some of it, but we both have mortgages, credit card payments and other myriad issues to pay for, so we'd cover whatever their salaries couldn't cover," he says.
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Starting salaries are low, but after the developers begin working as billable contractors for companies, their pay rises, up to $30,000 or so, comparable to salaries for young professionals in Africa's urban centers.
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Since American tech workers usually earn higher salaries than $60,000, companies are able to hire foreign workers at lower salaries than American ones, and need not prove they are not undercutting American labor.
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"Don't give them salaries for nothing," Mr. Sagezli recalls begging.
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Delivery person salaries, for example, are much lower in Brazil.
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Employees on higher tiers typically receive higher salaries and bonuses.
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Taxpayer funds were used to purchase equipment and pay salaries.
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Salaries have not been increased since 2009, the CRS notes.
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Residents of bigger cities tend to have higher salaries, though.
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Just consider starting salaries for software engineers in Silicon Valley.
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For regular informers, it has paid salaries and transportation costs.
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It is to lay off 1,200 workers and cut salaries.
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With our high salaries, we pay a lot of taxes.
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Income taxes begin to bite only at the highest salaries.
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We give them better jobs and pay them higher salaries.
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It expanded mandatory overtime pay for workers on low salaries.
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Swingeing cuts to salaries and budgets have worsened the problem.
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Click through to see 11 unexpected salaries for different jobs.
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Collective bargaining did not lead to increased salaries or funding.
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The current bill would raise salaries for sitting Council members.
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Tech worker salaries and benefits are the stuff of lore.
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Base salaries are typically not negotiable, so think more broadly.
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Agency practices are not the only thing hurting writers' salaries.
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Would either of those numbers makes sense as actual salaries?
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I continued researching other salaries for directors in similar organizations.
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That's because their salaries are literally written into the Constitution.
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The N.B.A. pays all player salaries in the G League.
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And graduates from these programs earn some serious starting salaries.
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Frankfurt can pay lower bonuses but have higher base salaries.
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That's one area where we have control over our salaries.
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The fines would be deducted from the members' annual salaries.
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They'll be able to negotiate salaries they deserve to have.
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But in certain professions, salaries have recently grown much faster.
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They also want their salaries increased to an "appropriate" level.
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Salaries and subsidies accounted for 71 percent of the budget.
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To placate Tunisia's powerful unions, the government has raised salaries.
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Then, reflect on David Deming's commentary about careers and salaries.
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Each of these have their own specialties and corresponding salaries.
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This week, legislators plan to debate lowering their own salaries.
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In April 2017, Abbas slashed Gaza salaries by 30 percent.
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Cuts in salaries and hours worked is also being considered.
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Their salaries are paid for by the communities they police.
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He has cut funding for the territory's electricity and salaries.
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Raging inflation has annihilated salaries, and violent crime is rampant.
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However, the study didn't include the salaries of top managers.
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Salaries for female faculty members lagged behind those for men.
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Demand for pastry chefs is soaring, but salaries are stagnant.
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Faculty and administration salaries make for an easy political target.
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Other than the soldiers' salaries, the central government provides little.
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Since the nineties, both the economy and salaries have doubled.
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He did not verify salaries, which were advertised by headhunters.
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Spending on government salaries also ballooned as the government grew.
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Go deeper: How teacher salaries have kept up with inflation
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In most states their salaries haven't kept pace with inflation.
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Adding to the pain, salaries have been slow to adjust.
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Our tax dollars actually pay the salaries of the politicians.
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They have demanded the company boost salaries by 4 percent.
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Negotiating starting salaries can be a step towards slowing that.
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Certainly not enough to pay your salaries and employ people.
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Relative salaries, housing prices and innovation will become less robust.
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Improving salaries and adding some marketing pizazz wouldn't hurt, either.
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This separation is economic, visible in bank balances and salaries.
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Everyone else continued to make money on salaries and wages.
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Administrators at both universities declined to provide budgets or salaries.
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"Of course, we need to raise salaries," Mr. Karpushenko said.
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Granted, Silicon Valley salaries are the largest in the industry.
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And the Syrian government still pays salaries to some workers.
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And I wrote about the escalating salaries of American conductors.
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Wealth, real wealth, now comes from investment portfolios, not salaries.
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They also suggested finding ways to pay more competitive salaries.
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Google said it tries to exclude gender when determining salaries.
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The hospitals lack electricity and medicine; they cannot pay salaries.
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Some flight attendants reported their salaries on Glassdoor and PayScale.
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SS: But-, but-, but then the salaries haven't come, though.
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And it's not just salaries that have the teachers picketing.
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The salaries were revealed in a Tuesday report from Variety.
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That's fair, as subscribers pay for the salaries of journalists.
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This includes basic resources such as salaries and proper barracks.
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Ask HR for more information about how salaries are determined.
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Graduates of the program typically make six figure starting salaries.
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Players also earn money from sponsorships, endorsements and league salaries.
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And salaries in the league, while still lower, are improving.
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Before the cuts, player salaries ranged from $220,23.5 to $210,2000.
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Fortunately, graduates from these programs earn some serious starting salaries.
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At present, the salaries of current employees are not affected.
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Technicians start at salaries just shy of $40,000, on average.
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Teachers' salaries will rise by 3% with effect from Dec.
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McDonald's raised the salaries of about 90,000 workers in 2015.
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More companies are supplementing their employees' salaries with U.S. currency.
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Camilleri said he was "not unduly concerned" about driver salaries.
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Correction: An earlier version misstated the descriptions of the salaries.
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Many people have lost jobs or had their salaries halved.
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Athletes salaries have soared over the course of the decade.
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As for whether paying the salaries put him in debt?
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In preparation, some groups laid off staff and cut salaries.
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Additionally, 45 percent of companies plan to increase starting salaries.
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The data sets on teacher salaries are a little tricky.
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Simply raising their salaries will improve their standard of living.
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Click here for the full salaries report by Management Consulted.
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Beginning salaries matter, too, for attracting and retaining young talent.
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Zukor, who had employed Pickford and Fairbanks at stratospheric salaries.
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Starting salaries for teachers here range between $55,000 and $79,000.
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Few states can boast teacher salaries lower than West Virginia.
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Apple said the median employee compensation figures included base salaries.
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It was a maneuver that lowered salaries and pension obligations.
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But he also thinks CEOs deserve the salaries they're getting.
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Declining staff salaries are a problem in their own terms.
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"We know that many Spanish families can not support a mortgage like that, even with two salaries, and that's why we think it is so important for everyone to have decent salaries," he said.
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"Salaries at the top and salaries of individuals in the organization were not something that I was looking at," said Mark Greenberg, then acting head of the agency overseeing the Office of Refugee Resettlement.
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The opponents are also concerned that administrative salaries have doubled during his presidency, to $483 million a year, while the money spent on teacher salaries has risen more slowly, from $1.38 million to $1.86 million.
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Because starting salaries determine raises and future salaries, women who do not bargain lose as much as $750,000 for middle-income jobs and $2 million for high-income jobs over their careers, Ms. Babcock found.
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However, only two of the cities with the highest salaries made it onto U.S. News' ranking of the best places to live, in part because high salaries are often accompanied by expensive costs of living.
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"We don't want to be punitive about this," she said The worry is that educators with modest salaries are forced to pay out of their own pocket for additional education that doesn't increase those salaries.
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Well, these guys who are paid nice, often executive-level salaries, certainly middle-class level salaries with benefits, often basically get to sit around all day playing a computer game or updating their Facebook profile.
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A few have also sought to augment their meagre salaries unwisely.
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Salaries alone cost the government close to $4 billion per month.
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Some of LuLaRoe's top sellers say they make six-figure salaries.
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That, his campaign said, would allow schools to increase teacher salaries.
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The 14 best colleges where graduates earn high salaries right away
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And here's the most interesting part: Salaries for managers are capped.
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The solution is not as simple as animators demanding higher salaries.
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They can claim technical poverty as they pay themselves no salaries.
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Many shops have cut salaries or fired staff to get by.
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Children will die, one year without salaries and now a blockade.
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University employees working in athletics departments often make six-figure salaries.
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They're also more financially secure, with guaranteed contracts and higher salaries.
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About half of Americans live in households with middle-class salaries.
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Salaries increase if an employee has advanced degrees or professional licenses.
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Jihadists' salaries, once higher than those of Iraqi soldiers, have plummeted.
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The union also requested a 227 percent increase in workers' salaries.
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Government salaries, when they are paid, are now worth almost nothing.
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Frustrated and lured by higher salaries, many are opting to leave.
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They're asking for promotions and negotiating salaries as often as men.
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State pension board salaries are also hard to research, he said.
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Salaries for Azure Architects usually land somewhere between $130,000 and $170,000.
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The money went to pay for telemarketing calls, salaries and perks.
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The price of housing plays a part in pushing up salaries.
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"Here there is no work, and salaries are terrible," said Robles.
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Whatever remains is split between those two GPs as their salaries.
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Bigger firms can provide better salaries and more support to vets.
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Oakland's teachers are asking for higher salaries, support staff and more.
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Employers like this because it keeps salaries from rising too quickly.
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Fuel is generally airlines' second-largest expense after their employees' salaries.
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Research shows that women do worse than men in negotiating salaries.
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Seven of the 27 states say that they can't pay salaries.
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Competition between companies to attract talent pushed up salaries and incentives.
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They're often incredibly flexible, and they offer great salaries, great benefits.
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Go deeper: Media salaries lean higher for writing than video, photo
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Only 8.45 percent of their income came from wages and salaries.
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The median annual salaries for Facebook employees was $240,000 in 2017.
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"In the early days we didn't even receive salaries," he said.
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Government organizations provide salaries, insurance, loans and pensions to some maddah.
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Wages and salaries advanced 0.5 percent for a second straight month.
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That company has been revealing employee salaries internally since the 1980s.
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Experienced conductors earn over C$21.2968,000 ($77,113), although salaries vary widely.
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Directional driller salaries are ridiculous, about $300,000 [$220,000 USD] a year.
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Regular pay, which determines base salaries, increased an annual 0.4 percent.
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Many point to the rise of university administrator salaries and staffs.
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It promises tolerance, community, creative freedom, chill vibes, and big salaries.
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Zippia also used average salaries, rather than entry level or experienced.
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Overtime accounted for $226,368, while salaries and benefits accounted for $450,597.
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The temptation of higher salaries in more exalted places will come.
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Salaries are no longer secret, at least not to most millennials.
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Only the lucky 17 percent of graduates earn salaries this high.
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This allows Bridge to hire high school graduates at low salaries.
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Many were tired of working multiple jobs and wanted higher salaries.
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Cabinet secretaries, meanwhile, will see salaries of $210,700, rather than $199,700.
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Full salaries will still be paid despite the two-day week.
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But now even tech employees, despite high salaries, are not immune.
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As a result, the salaries of senior bank employees grew rapidly.
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There are salaries to be paid and bills to be settled.
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Of course, even those furloughed workers eventually received their full salaries.
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That results in salaries' being about $10,000 lower, Mr. Nikolaidis said.
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Teacher salaries have decreased by 4.5% over the last 10 years.
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Keep reading to see how teacher salaries compare around the US.
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Nurse practitioners, pharmacists, and physician assistants also earn six-figure salaries.
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The Give Our Athletes Level Salaries (GOALS) Act, introduced by Reps.
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At $223,427 a year, Columbia professors make the second-highest salaries.
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However, women across many different industries can still earn good salaries.
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In addition, a bustling tech scene in Seattle offers high salaries.
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Defense contracting offers competitive salaries and is popular among younger veterans.
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People aren't getting their salaries, which is not a good thing.
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They are experiencing job loss, debt, foreclosure, stagnating salaries and more.
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Apartment building salaries pay for rent, health care and raising families.
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The move gave him full control of the two aides' salaries.
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That's primarily thanks to healthcare's low unemployment rates and high salaries.
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But this hard work is often rewarded with sky-high salaries.
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With the economy struggling, salaries are dismal, averaging $30 per month.
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That amendment prevents lawmakers from raising their own salaries mid-term.
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Relievers are now getting annual salaries in the eight figure range.
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Women who were agreeable and "nice" had lower salaries than anyone.
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Player salaries are capped at about half of basketball-related income.
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While we made decent salaries, we weren't exactly rolling in it.
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All the while, the salaries of CEOs have risen 997 percent.
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I can't say I was surprised by how those salaries looked.
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Here's a suggestion: get rid of the limit on individual salaries.
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The bigger the boat, the more crew — and salaries — you need.
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Most professionals head for the Gulf, where they earn good salaries.
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It's no surprise that tech jobs can offer sky-high salaries.
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The cost of the fines would be deducted from members' salaries.
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If we start paying teachers better salaries, that may yet happen.
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Doctors, nurses and ambulance drivers have gone without salaries for months.
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Why are tech companies paying large salaries to artificial intelligence specialists?
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Marriott will also reduce the salaries of top executives by 50%.
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Over the past 25 years, teacher salaries have fallen drastically behind.
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He is planning to increase salaries by 10 percent in 2018.
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Tight budgets and low salaries exacerbate the prison's already shaky security.
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You want industry-wide data, but don't discuss your colleague's salaries
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They perform incredibly demanding jobs at salaries comparable to McDonald's workers.
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Salaries, they grumble, have been virtually flat for almost two decades.
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By the concessions, attendees discussed field director salaries and legislative wrangling.
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He angered civil servants with his vow to freeze their salaries.
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Resulting conflicts of interest may inflate executive salaries or discourage whistleblowing.
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More debt means fewer jobs, less economic progress, and lower salaries.
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But the budget is minuscule and barely covers the enforcers' salaries.
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HK BUDGET- GOVT SAYS REVENUES FROM PROFITS AND SALARIES TAX DROPPED
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Soaring prices have angered workers whose salaries have lagged behind inflation.
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All kinds of colleges led to underwhelming salaries, Third Way found.
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The Legislative Branch bill maintained a pay freeze on Congressional salaries.
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We do not grant them high social status or high salaries.
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PC: Sure, and adopting rules and laws and even certain salaries.
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"There must be decent salaries," Mr. Mélenchon shouted into the microphone.
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Salaries of teachers were eroded by inflation, which reached triple digits.
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Unfortunately, early childhood care providers make salaries that are, frankly, abysmal.
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Many people's salaries are being slashed; others are being fired outright.
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I have to pay 80 million a month in salaries alone.
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Reducing immigration is not protecting the salaries of the American workers.
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Non-profit institutions often plough those gains into expansion or salaries.
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The salaries of deans strongly reflect their success at raising funds.
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What's more, she wants congressional staffers to start receiving competitive salaries.
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Some of these more junior roles even offer six-figure salaries.
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There is no banking industry sucking people in with high salaries.
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Schoolteachers' salaries lag behind those of other professionals with college degrees.
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Liang estimates salaries in the industry have roughly doubled since 2058.44.
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By age 40, women see their salaries peak at about $67,000.
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In preparation, some groups had laid off staff and cut salaries.
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Workers' salaries also aren't rising as quickly as health care costs.
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The retailer has also improved salaries and training for store managers.
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There is a shortage of competent software engineers, driving salaries up.
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We offer competitive salaries, excellent benefits, and a pleasant working environment.
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Only about 10 people in the mayor's office had higher salaries.
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Researchers say transparency is important because keeping salaries secret reinforces discrimination.
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Here are the 21000 majors with the highest starting salaries: 211.
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And that's a big thing we've noticed time and again when we publish diaries: While users continually asked for more Money Diaries of women making lower salaries, more readers click on Money Diaries featuring higher salaries.
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Pyongyang offers exploited workers the "opportunity" to work overseas with the promise of higher salaries, but requires the countries and companies to pay salaries directly to the regime, providing just a small percentage to the workers.
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"If Baghdad pays the full salaries of people who receive salaries from the government in the Kurdistan region, including the peshmerga, we can easily and naturally agree with it," said Qubad Talabani on his official Facebook page.
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Salaries for general managers at company-owned stores range from $50,000 to $80,2.93, depending on time in the role, location and experience, Ms. Onyett said, adding that the corporation cannot mandate salaries for restaurants owned by franchisees.
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He didn't report any income from wages and salaries for 2018, but a sizable amount of his income came from wages and salaries in the prior years, before he stepped down from Venture for America in 2017.
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The data, compiled by AEI and reported on by The Washington Post, found that when median salaries are used instead of average salaries, the pay gap shoots up from the initial 85033 percent difference first reported on.
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Singapore's Ministry of Manpower said in a statement that it prosecutes employers who willfully refuse to pay workers their owed salaries and said that it has been able to recover salaries in full for 90% of cases.
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The new bill wouldn't prevent job applicants from disclosing their previous salaries, says Martin, and men who had made higher salaries in the past could still bring up their salary history to negotiate for a higher offer.
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I ask everyone their salaries because I think information transparency is important.
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It's likely one of the highest entry-level salaries on the Hill.
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Wages and salaries rebounded 0.4 percent after slipping 0.1 percent in November.
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Catt Sadler and Jason Kennedy had different roles and therefore different salaries.
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Neither are salaries, as high as they seem for the tech crowd.
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Michigan increased athletic department hiring by 32 percent and raised everyone's salaries.
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The situation is far more dire for those making less exceptional salaries.
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Wages and salaries rose 0.5 percent after advancing 0.4 percent in March.
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Schools have yet to reopen; salaries to government employees have not resumed.
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"People will return because of the high salaries and benefits," he said.
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They work in a cash-based industry, without salaries or regular paychecks.
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Greenan and Squiciari also get paid higher salaries because of their seniority.
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Starting salaries for risk managers at an investment bank are around $803,280.
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The reform includes a tax hike plus limits on public worker salaries.
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PDVSA did not respond to a request for information about the salaries.
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The range of salaries earned by H-1B holders is extremely wide.
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Prior funds were used to poach veteran sports journalists with big salaries.
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Its backbone is pensions, which are generous, averaging 80% of final salaries.
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Let's face it, it's hard to pay the salaries San Francisco demands.
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The physical hazards and uncompetitive salaries are enough to deter potential applicants.
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Over the past decade fares have risen twice as fast as salaries.
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Denel did not pay senior staff their salaries in full this month.
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Salaries can vary significantly depending on where in the U.S. you work.
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Many Cubans take home state salaries, typically $249 to $153 a month.
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And women cluster in occupations and industries that pay lower salaries overall.
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Some cities offered six-figure salaries along with sky-high home prices.
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Despite many tax rises, their salaries have not risen for ten years.
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As two of Hollywood's biggest stars, Jolie and Pitt command big salaries.
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Twenty-one White House employees tied for the highest salaries at $179,700.
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The crew is waiting to be paid salaries totaling $400,000, he said.
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Life is expensive and oftentimes our salaries don't totally cover our bills.
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When these writers suddenly require salaries, they are dropped from the lineup.
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The salaries are high in Hollywood, and the living is easy — presumably.
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Denel has not paid managers and specialists their full salaries in September.
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The salaries for principals in that town start around $114,000 a year.
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In contrast, Salesforce conducted an internal review but did not disclose salaries.
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The study's authors also analyzed the costs of labor, salaries and administration.
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One of the biggest wastes of spending is coaches' salaries and bonuses.
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The country suffers from high levels of youth unemployment and stagnant salaries.
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You probably know people with great salaries who have all these things.
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But not everyone is on board with increasing teachers' salaries so dramatically.
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With salaries in Gaza much lower, Abu Shanab's costs are very competitive.
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Nanzer did, however, mention that players will have base salaries and benefits.
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And as demand for Agile experts has risen, so have their salaries.
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I don't make anything; I take no salaries; I take no ... costs.
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Would it be professional sports and the enormous salaries that athletes receive?
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Excellent professional gamers can earn six-figure salaries by competing in tournaments.
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Teachers' salaries in Poland range from 3,045 to 5,603 zlotys per month.
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Health plans will receive a tax break for CEO salaries over $85033,000.
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"The taxpayers who pay Republican senators' salaries probably want their money back."
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Wages and salaries, the most important component of incomes, rose 220 percent.
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We don't split it down the middle, because of our different salaries.
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Teachers across the country need better preparation, higher salaries, and more support.
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Presumably, a good portion of those tuition fees go to faculty salaries.
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Salaries, benefits and pensions for members of Parliament should be significantly reduced.
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Private sector wages and salaries rose 0.6 percent in the fourth quarter.
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Jim Justice (R) signed a bill raising teachers' salaries by 6900 percent.
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The typical starting salaries for graduates of the 30 best colleges, ranked
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Median salaries vary by industry, though all are in the six figures.
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These high salaries apply for a majority of Wharton's class of 2019.
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It's also a decent level of savings, especially given their high salaries.
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The women have guaranteed salaries but receive smaller bonuses, the Times reported.
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And white women in Los Angeles earn 83% of white men's salaries.
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But private consumption remains weak as companies remain reluctant to boost salaries.
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The initial investment leads to starting salaries upwards of $70,000 for graduates.
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Wages and salaries, the most important component of incomes, gained 0.5 percent.
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US senators and representatives are paid vastly different salaries across state lines.
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If only starting salaries were as much as the cost of college.
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If those employees' salaries were included, the median salary would be lower.
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The service costs around $12,000 per month in fuel, salaries and supplies.
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The cruise market totals close to $41.1 billion in wages and salaries.
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Unfortunately, trends in teacher salaries show compensation is largely flat or negative.
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As employment shrank, CEO salaries at some of these firms only grew.
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Some jobs related to renewable energy can also pay six-figure salaries.
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Months later, the state started delaying civil servants' salaries and pension checks.
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IT jobs provide competitive salaries and a clear path toward career advancement.
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Business Insider reviewed self-reported salaries for many roles on both and .
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There's another reason why this smack down on high salaries is needed.
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He raised base salaries for teachers and raised the standards for tenure.
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The incoming Mexican president plans to cut government salaries, perks and jobs.
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As we hoped, it inspired many conversations about salaries and spending habits.
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This distinction will presumably help Johansson leverage more lucrative salaries going forward.
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But it's hardly the only case of sky-high hospital CEO salaries.
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How can we pay them salaries if they don't come to work?
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The Nordstrom Executive Leadership Group is forgoing a portion of their salaries.
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Private sector wages and salaries rose 0.6 percent in the second quarter.
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Over 660 arts professionals have added to a spreadsheet detailing their salaries.
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The article also omitted a state with lower salaries than West Virginia's.
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Client demand has made hiring competitive, which has driven up starting salaries.
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Is there collusion between owners in an attempt to drive down salaries?
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Past research has suggested higher salaries are only weakly related to performance.
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A day later, so many people posted their salaries her website froze.
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Both have already said they would forgo their base salaries through June.
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But the law didn't apply to most women who earn annual salaries.
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He also says she's got no biz calling out other people's salaries.
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Huge computing resources and big salaries to attract talent burn through cash.
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These meager salaries create enormous stress for teachers and, in turn, children.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Syrian militiamen paid by Iran have seen their salaries slashed.
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One of them is the 25% reduction in salaries of its executives.
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Salaries in the public and private sectors fell more than 20 percent.
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And companies pay handsomely for their services (like, six-figure starting salaries).
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He stopped paying salaries for government workers and former prisoners in Gaza.
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Rank and file salaries trail a considerable distance between baseball and basketball.
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For those with paid salaries and health insurance, these directions are feasible.
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The payroll grants will pay airline workers salaries as travel demand plummets.
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In addition, Munoz and Kirby reduced their salaries to zero through June.
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The demonstrations are unlike some past protests that pressed for higher salaries.
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Both have already said they would forgo their base salaries through June.
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Millennials save 36% more of their annual salaries compared to prior generations.
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They earned good salaries, though most had only a middle-school education.
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Were they going to hire new employees or raise current employees' salaries?
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Women overwhelmingly began to be employed in offices and earned higher salaries.
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He increased starting salaries and secured raises for 230 of his attorneys.
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In North Carolina, inflation-adjusted salaries are down 21990 percent since 2009.
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In Oklahoma, public school teachers are considering a strike over their salaries.
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Speaking in ranges shows that you understand that salaries fluctuate between companies.
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Services companies faced higher input costs linked to salaries and fuel prices.
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Teachers make 60 percent of the salaries of other college-educated professionals.
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The school districts with high rankings also paid their teachers sizable salaries.
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About 30% of New York households end up making six-figure salaries.
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Their actions are not worthy of the salaries that they are paid.
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There isn't much variation among player salaries in the first several years.
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By age 40, professional women see their salaries peak at about $67,000.
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Essentially, it's everything produced by people and companies, including salaries of workers.
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Neither were requests for manager salaries at McDonald's, Burger King and KFC.
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Salaries can reach up to $100,000 for the 11-week traveling circuit.
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Oklahoma is among the bottom three states in terms of teachers' salaries.
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Former President Obama froze government salaries in place from 22019 to 2013.
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Stores won't have to invest in employees -- salaries, training, overtime, health care.
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Caps on executive salaries and strict controls over what can be charged.
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Information about salaries and bonus amounts was also included on the drives.
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Their salaries were paid directly to the workers in half-yearly increments.
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The differences in international salaries are not driven only by local economics.
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The superintendent's $30,000 raise is more than half of most teachers' salaries.
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Rental costs are increasing at a faster rate than salaries, Beck said.
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This has lasting effects on the quality of their jobs and salaries.
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Private sector wages and salaries rose 21995 percent in the fourth quarter.
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West Virginia teacher salaries were ranked 48th in the nation in 2016.
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Such employees are putting almost 30 percent of their salaries toward premiums.
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ThirdLove's policy felt less benevolent when paired with below-market-rate salaries.
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Mary Fallin (R) signed a measure that raised teachers' salaries by $22019,100.
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In many states, after adjusting for inflation, teacher salaries have been falling.
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Many professors earn lower salaries than they might in the private sector.
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Mostly they consist of contact lists, internal salaries, and funding request forms.
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Those who work on online content are staying on at reduced salaries.
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Those who work on online content are staying on at reduced salaries.
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Continuing the example above, suppose managerial expenses — salaries, benefits, offices, cars, etc.
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None are paid the extraordinary salaries found at the nation's private banks.
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While physicians and surgeons continue to earn some of the highest salaries in the nation, and top the payroll for medical institutions, plenty of other positions require less education while paying salaries as high as $167,000 a year.
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This writer, Carina Hsieh, asked men in media if they wanted to share their salaries, and so from that I asked if any men in tech would be willing to share their salaries anonymously for me to post.
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The Observatory added on its website that the decision had apparently stirred feelings of resentment among the Syrian militants, who believe their salaries have been cut in order to increase foreign fighters' salaries, who are already paid double.
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According to an analysis from salary comparison site PayScale, MIT graduates are the second highest-earning workers in the country, with early-career salaries of about $4003,600 on average and mid-career salaries of about $150,400 on average.
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Sentiment in favor of raising teacher salaries was lowest among Republicans in that poll, with 66 percent of GOP voters saying teacher salaries were too low compared to 78 percent of independents and nearly 90 percent of Democrats.
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"For example, in the TV world, the financial benefits of renewed series result in substantially higher salaries, which in some cases ultimately end up killing the shows, as the cast starts to get higher and higher salaries," he explains.
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Analyzing 8,065 salaries for front-office banking roles in London, Frankfurt and Paris, Emolument found that London bankers earned higher salaries than their German or French peers, from entry-level analyst jobs right up to coveted managing director positions.
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A recent report from the Education Policy Institute highlights to detriments of the widening gap between teacher salaries and salaries of other college educated professionals, including higher teacher attrition rates and lower numbers of talented candidates entering the profession.
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"In our view these moves are not surprising given that salaries at banks are capped," said Barclays analyst Tavy Rosner, noting bank salaries currently imply a reduction of as much as 70 percent from before the law was passed.
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About 60 percent of workers stay home, earning a fraction of their salaries.
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One lists the job titles and salaries of those with questions to answer.
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Wages and salaries were up 2.5 percent in the 12 months through September.
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Starting salaries are too low, especially compared with what the donors can offer.
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Three quarters of Congo's budget pays civil servant salaries and government operating expenses.
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By age 220, college-educated women see their salaries peak at about $61,000.
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The tech industry dominates the top three, with median base salaries over $100,000.
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It's getting harder and harder to attract an audience, which affects our salaries.
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All other positions on this list offer median salaries of $100,000 or more.
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The Jews were even forced to pay the salaries of their Christian wardens.
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That would include salaries from his high-profile roles on The People v.
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Salaries just don't go as far as they did to cover the necessities.
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Tencent, one of China's biggest internet companies, is paying out some serious salaries.
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Wages and salaries rose 0.9 percent, well ahead of expectations for 0.5 percent.
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Wages and salaries were up 2.5 percent in the 12 months through June.
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Officials are stealing and extorting more to make up for their shrinking salaries.
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The charity has helped train them, paid their salaries, and built them homes.
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He says ISIS didn't pay regular salaries, instead dividing up the surgery fees.
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For teachers, it's a chance to get back to work and earn salaries.
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Many teachers, journalists, accountants and even hotel staff are conscripts paid pitiful salaries.
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CEO salaries soar while families resort to GoFundMe campaigns for basic health care.
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But, on the contrary, we should discuss our salaries with our trusted network.
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These salaries do not include backend residuals, which really plump up a salary.
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Under his governorship, teacher salaries increased to within $400 of the national average.
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They will now be forced to match the salaries in the big cities.
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Amazingly, it kept paying salaries for about a year after IS conquered Mosul.
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But wages and salaries grew 3.1% year-over-year in the third quarter.
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Teacher salaries are the latest casualty of the financial crisis in the district.
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For others, he suggests aiming to save at least half of their salaries.
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How did you first get the idea to start tweeting out men's salaries?
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Wages and salaries were up 2.9 percent in the 12 months through March.
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They supplemented their base salaries of about $64,000 by moonlighting at the hospital.
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I've always been in favor of co-workers sharing salaries with each other.
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Entry-level base sales salaries vary widely, as most positions are incentive-based.
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Wages and salaries were up 3.1 percent in the 123 months through December.
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That doesn't mean colleges are allowed — let alone encouraged — to pay traditional salaries.
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Some MPs have also suggested that they might vote to cut ministerial salaries.
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A recent analysis of graduate salaries by The Economist reached a similar conclusion.
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The study also found that Nebraskans earn, on average, comparable salaries to Californians.
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Many scientists on relatively low salaries would fall foul of Britain's visa rules.
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In 2018, almost two-thirds of alumni cohorts more than doubled their salaries.
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We work very hard, with very little, to maintain the salaries we have.
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Tales of individual acts of kindness to federal staff denied their salaries abound.
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Women outnumber men in positions with lower salaries and little chance of promotion.
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Costs related to salaries, wages and benefits rose 8.2 percent to $421 million.
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Lower salaries (and lower saving rates) thus limit the opportunity for wealth growth.
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Privatised banks would also be free to pay salaries to attract talented staff.
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The cash is crucial to running the PA and paying public-sector salaries.
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That means after inflation, wages and salaries for private sector workers was flat.
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They end up in college majors that lead to jobs with lower salaries.
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Physicians earn high pay, while other clinical roles have good salaries and benefits.
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In return for loyalty, the fighters get salaries considered generous by local standards.
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The Dutch have a robust pension system which is still linked to salaries.
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It also assumes a 6% average annual investment return and various annual salaries.
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That will have a "massive impact" on things like salaries and company benefits.
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To attract workers, factory salaries are three times higher than the national average.
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Wages and salaries increased 21.4 percent after shooting up 212 percent in November.
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Personal income was flat last month as wages and salaries fell 0.1 percent.
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Predictably, base salaries for CEOs and top executives froze, and bonuses took off.
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Earlier on Friday, the U.S. government reported that wages and salaries rose 0.5.
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Here are the top 15 U.S. jobs where salaries are growing the fastest.
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Even tech employees with larger salaries have been priced out of San Francisco.
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In 2013 and 2014, their income came from more traditional wages and salaries.
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What's more, many of these jobs pay well, with salaries upwards of $60,000.
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In order to reach these high salaries, workers must often assume leadership responsibilities.
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They want their salaries, they want services, there are electricity cuts starting again.
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Military spending is growing, but much new money goes towards salaries and pensions.
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In response, companies are routinely offering salaries of $300,000 a year and above.
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He said salaries for November were due to be paid on December 28.
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A government job is a pretty good one: salaries have been rising fast.
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There are servers to rent, bandwidth to pay for, and salaries to pay.
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In the world of associates and salaries, big law firms are like lemmings.
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Yet Eurocrats enjoy reduced-tax salaries and have put down roots in Brussels.
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Bonus caps imposed on European banks after the financial crisis encouraged higher salaries.
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Wages and salaries were up 22.4 percent in the 12 months through December.
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We want better health care coverage, better salaries and respect for our work.
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Stories of senior managers being paid investment-banker salaries often hit the headlines.
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Desantis's pairing of raising teacher salaries with mandatory e-verify is politically brilliant.
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The company did not pay managers and specialists their full salaries in September.
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Despite holding the same title, United States governors' salaries range depending on state.
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Corporations act for one reason alone: to maximize executive salaries and shareholder value.
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Massachusetts has barred employers from asking about applicants' salaries before making job offers.
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Some faculty members have research grants that provide salaries for graduate-student assistance.
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Sole proprietors took $83 billion in net salaries and wage deductions in 2013.
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During that time, I and many other members contributed our salaries to charity.
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"These organizations won't be able to pay rent or salaries," Mr. Bahgat said.
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Other suggestions were taken, including one to delete a line about salaries increasing.
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Residents will also enjoy fairly high salaries coupled with rather low housing costs.
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In central Kansas, Wichita offers incredibly affordable housing costs and relatively high salaries.
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The salaries of the poor were wiped out within hours of being paid.
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Other healthcare professionals like dentists and nurse practitioners also earn six-figure salaries.
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At least part of the answer is contractor profits and soaring CEO salaries.
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The law essentially says federal employees can't supplement their salaries with outside income.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, these are quite lucrative industries, with the highest reported median salaries.
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That would slash rank-and-file lawmakers' $28500,6900 salaries to $2628,28503 per year.
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Jobs in the tech sector often offer lucrative salaries, especially for executive positions.
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They also have expense accounts to go with salaries they would not disclose.
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Salaries for Pruitt's security personnel will total $2 million alone, the network calculated.
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Hamdallah said the salaries would be reimbursed once Hamas accepts Palestinian Authority governance.
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All of the top 10 jobs offered salaries well over $100,000 on average.
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Listed here, the salaries are a pittance at $250,000 to $350,000 per year.
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A large part of burn was going to "grossly high salaries" and overtime.
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Peavy and Sanchez also put significant portions of their salaries in Narayan's hands.
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We've had this slow, suffocating decline in the real value of people's salaries.
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But, she notes, their earnings don't simply reflect their salaries for individual films.
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"I would like to think that women's salaries are on rise," Robehmed says.
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"Hopefully as we train more people, salaries will become more normal," says Bengio.
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On Friday, the Trump Administration released the salaries of current White House personnel.
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As for the criticism that her nonprofit salaries were excessive — sexism, she says.
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Sports profits and salaries are munificent, and one cannot survive without the other.
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And if that means negotiating their salaries down, that's a choice employees make.
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In Tijuana, the salaries tend to be higher, thanks to the maquiladora industry.
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The firm promises new hires talented colleagues, room to grow and attractive salaries.
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The law also says you cannot forbid your employees from discussing their salaries.
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And there's good money in it — including resources and salaries for professional staff.
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Its employees were given relatively low salaries and incentivized with generous stock options.
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Seventy-eight percent of the public agrees that teacher salaries are too low.
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So DC pre-K teachers make similar salaries to their elementary school colleagues.
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And the money doesn't seem to be going to pay better faculty salaries.
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After years of strong growth, salaries have stagnated over the last three years.
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We are not all former yuppies who are retiring from six-figure salaries.
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Authorities have confiscated salaries, pensions and assets of more than one million people.
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The Central Bank of Yemen was key to the distribution of their salaries.
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We have reversed it and will be paying these employees their full salaries.
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Other cultural institutions with unions offer comparable salaries and benefits for their guards.
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Years of bloated foreign aid budgets have produced high salaries, destroying local industries.
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Now, she wants UFC officials to up female fighters' salaries across the board.
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I just want to be able to pay the salaries of my employees.
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Since its inception, the N.W.H.L. has offered salaries as high as $26,000 annually.
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That would slash rank-and-file lawmakers' $174,000 salaries to $156,85033 per year.
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High demand means more competitive salaries to recruit the best of the best.
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The reality is, students don't graduate with high-paying salaries; that's fake news.
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The state made treaties, levied taxes and set salaries, but not in currency.
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Teachers and the state government are at odds over salaries and funding. Gov.
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In some of them, average rents are well over half of average salaries.
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Here are the average salaries of Kellogg graduates, in order of increasing compensation.
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Despite their incredible importance in saving lives, they just don't command big salaries.
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Wages and salaries were up 2.0 percent in the 12 months through March.
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When thinking of six-figure salaries, flipping burgers may not come to mind.
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In turn, higher salaries typically force companies to raise prices to maintain profits.
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Those individuals who secured employment reported making annualized salaries between $20,800 and $93,600.
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While the government has agreed to pay the CHWs' salaries, funding gaps remain.
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Women who dare to negotiate for higher salaries are penalized for doing so.
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Government expenditure on public sector salaries more than tripled between 2007 and 2019.
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Overseeing it all are hundreds of corporate vice presidents drawing six-figure salaries.
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And as franchise values rose during Mr. Stern's stewardship, so did players' salaries.
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More than a quarter of the Egyptian budget is spent on government salaries.
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Salaries can decrease, but a salary cannot be cut by more than 20%.
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In India, their salaries can buy them an apartment, nice dinners, domestic help.
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The football program expenses, including coaching salaries, equipment and staff, is roughly $63.93,000.
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The educators and state government are at odds over salaries and funding. Gov.
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Cillizza: The state legislature passed a bill last week that increased teacher salaries.
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They were businesswomen with six-figure salaries and homeless men with shopping carts.
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Without incentives to increase wages in-house, companies can allow salaries to plateau.
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Health care CEOs are making gargantuan salaries, many exceeding $10 million per year.
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Last week, the governor signed a measure that raised teachers' salaries by $6,100.
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The salaries of female presenters are also largely dwarfed by their male counterparts.
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A recent government decree fixed this tax at 4 percent on their salaries.
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We'll spend the vast majority of that money on the salaries of journalists.
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A majority of voters across party lines agreed that teachers' salaries were insufficient.
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Equally disturbing to Ms. Kristjansdottir was that women negotiated lower salaries than men.
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The teachers are frustrated with lawmakers' lack of action on increasing teacher salaries.
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Just look at the starting salaries for website developers compared with kindergarten teachers.
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By age 40, those professional women see their salaries peak at about $67,000.
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Female hockey players in the United States would finally receive salaries as professionals.
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States are facing crippling strikes by public employees over unpaid or inadequate salaries.
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Overall federal revenues were up 1 percent, driven by increased wages and salaries.
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The practice is taking care of its employees' salaries during the unexpected closure.
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In the House, the highest median salaries (at $66,454) are from Utah's delegation.
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We have to center affected communities and not just engineers on big salaries.
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Ms. Gracie was paid under £150,000, the threshold to have salaries made public.
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The advertisers, after all, still pay everybody's salaries by supporting the networks' programming.
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About 30,000 local aid workers reportedly haven't been paid salaries for 10 months.
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In East Africa, teacher salaries account for the considerable majority of education spending.
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Of the 2185 majors with the highest starting salaries, 21200 are engineering-focused.
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But what happens now is that that upward slope of salaries is steeper.
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During this same period, however, inflation-adjusted congressional salaries have actually dropped considerably.
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Consider what's happened to salaries between 2009 and 23, based on CRS reports.
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Addressing the public-sector wage bill, Khalil cited the need to tackle the multiple salaries and pensions earned by some current and retired state workers and cited the case of bonuses that in many cases exceeded the size of regular salaries.
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When ACRONYM files mandatory tax disclosures, it must reveal top employees' salaries and payments to its biggest consultants, and provide assurances that the ACRONYM empire's different arms aren't paying the same people multiple salaries — basic assurances to the nonprofit's donors.
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Some people also pointed out that although many of the players earn salaries well into the millions, it was the team owners who had a better capacity to pay for the salaries of arena workers, including those who are billionaires.
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For instance, the average price for Humira — a top-selling drug to treat rheumatoid arthritis — is nearly $6900,2628 per administration in the U.S., more than twice the price in the U.K. American salaries are not twice as high as British salaries.
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Bills have to be paid and salaries and rent - you cannot escape that fate.
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Officials told Time that disclosures, salaries, and appointment information would be "integrated" into WhiteHouse.
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Supplies of weapons and salaries from the United States and its allies are dwindling.
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The proposal also claims the initiative will raise drivers' salaries by $9,600 a year.
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His labor minister said this would be achieved by government topping up small salaries.
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This has led to Arizona teacher salaries either staying static or going down: Gov.
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They often have wonderful LinkedIn profiles, went to Ivy League universities, have excellent salaries.
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Better tax collection is boosting government revenues, but this only covers public sector salaries.
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That additional burden can become a significant obstacle to career advancement and higher salaries.
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It describes a response top heavy on operational costs like salaries and hazard pay.
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Let's see how the baboons get paid when white people stop paying their salaries.
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That's $1 million you could have put toward new business growth and salaries instead.
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The workers are now fighting for better hourly salaries, work shifts, and transportation options.
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The shortage of qualified cybersecurity applicants is only going to cause salaries to rise.
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Typically new agents have entry-level salaries of between $50,000 and $23,000, Morgan said.
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The contrast between security officers' wages and tech workers' salaries isn't lost on officers.
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Currently, Tennessee levies a 2% tax on interest and dividends, but salaries are exempt.
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That would create jobs and employment opportunities and allow companies to pay higher salaries.
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So in October, it laid off some employees and cut salaries across the company.
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Salaries just don't go as far as they once did to cover the necessities.
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The government has provided training for locals and now pays some of their salaries.
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Besides not being fair or equitable – it just wastes everyone's time not putting salaries!
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He said the agreement included paying an unspecified amount in salaries to Jathran's forces.
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Employers are also barred from pay disparities that stem from differences in past salaries.
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The Nets were left with aging pieces, bloated salaries and flagging support from fans.
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Now to the free-market aspect: The minimum salaries consume only half the cap.
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During the fourth season, they raised our salaries from $1,000 per episode to $2,500.
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It also helps people who have lost their salaries temporarily due to a disaster.
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Linguistics and literature majors have median salaries of $40,000 and 3.9% can't find work.
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Numerous studies have found no correlation between higher salaries and higher levels of happiness.
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UPenn graduates with more than 10 years of experience report average salaries of $135,800.
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However, when Variety published a list of TV star salaries, Harrison wasn't on it.
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But as minority partners, they have little or no sway over salaries and management.
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But as long as the current situation persists, the officials will draw higher salaries.
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But relatively little research exists on how sexual harassment in the workplace affects salaries.
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Handling the part of their salaries that employees are not paid is also difficult.
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MBAs that graduated top US business schools in 2019 stepped into record-high salaries.
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Both Rebecca Hall and Timothée Chalamet pledged their salaries from the film to charity.
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Companies let people go and salaries fell, but things are starting to turn around.
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In its most recent study, the website looked at 11 jobs with surprising salaries.
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The Turing Institute will pay salaries of up to $114,000 for top academic researchers.
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Remuneration committees will consider the wages of ordinary workers when they set executives' salaries.
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By contrast, the Kurdish government lacks the cash to pay its Peshmerga full salaries.
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Terminal charges per-head for its recruiting efforts, collecting a percentage of employee salaries.
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Stanford graduates with more than 10 years of experience report average salaries of $143,100.
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He also said that he did not personally set the salaries for campaign staffers.
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Regular pay, which determines base salaries, rose an annual 0.6 percent, the data showed.
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Average alumni salaries have increased year on year for about three-quarters of schools.
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Our employees' salaries are based on their roles and their expertise regardless of gender.
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For context, their starting salaries were said to be around $20,000 - $60,000 an episode.
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Chicago was the only other city where the salaries for engineers increased as much.
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Some, such as Chalamet, pledged to donate their salaries to charitable organizations like RAINN.
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Some, like Hall, Chalamet, and Krumholtz, donated their salaries from Allen films to charity.
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Our employee's salaries are based on their roles and their expertise regardless of gender.
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It said it was still paying salaries and social contributions for its 1,200 workers.
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This translates into 12% of payroll, or of wages and salaries, Levitt said. Sen.
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The pics were taken last month and we pay their salaries in tax dollars.
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"Starting salaries have not grown as fast as average debt at graduation," he said.
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She tried to make those payments, but with entry level salaries it was difficult.
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Higher wages spread economic benefits, especially as many salaries used to be desperately low.
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I plotted out Homer's hypothetical job salaries in a linear order, by episode number.
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Consider a study of lawyers' salaries from Mary Noonan at the University of Iowa.
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Big firms don't often negotiate base salaries because they hire so many junior employees.
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Mr Álvarez promises to reform public salaries and to introduce a value-added tax.
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The workforce and salaries will have to adapt to the new situation, Phillipe said.
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Software engineers earn higher salaries in the Bay Area than they could anywhere else.
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Jobs in these communities often pay lower-than-average salaries and include unique obstacles.
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It helps explain why wages have stagnated while corporate profits and executive salaries rise.
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Their government jobs and salaries depended upon how closely they enforced the birth quotas.
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Very unattractive people also tested higher in these three categories, resulting in higher salaries.
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To further offset tepid salaries, many organizations plan on rolling out or increasing bonuses.
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Of course, livable salaries across the board might not bring complete parity between teams.
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The DJT Foundation, unlike most foundations, never paid fees, rent, salaries or any expenses.
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Private-sector wages and salaries also rose 2.8% in Q4, continuing the upward trend.
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Last year's Stanford graduates working in non-profits enjoyed median starting salaries of $100,000.
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Employers will have to contribute 22.5 percent of salaries from a current 19 percent.
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"The world has gotten more expensive, and salaries have changed since 2004," Acosta said.
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Much of the population work for the government and they're not getting their salaries.
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Plenty of regular people earning regular salaries have shown us how to do it.
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As with any occupation, price transparency should confer higher salaries on the genuinely talented.
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DoorDash says it's profitable (if you don't include overhead expenses like salaries and rent).
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Instead of striking on International Women's Day, the cast donated their salaries to charity.
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Not only are salaries cheaper, office rent and other expectations are lower as well.
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Transport (3 rented buses + drivers' salaries) and security costs the group $400 every trip.
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The quality of new hires often matters at least as much as their salaries.
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And there is no cash — on paper they have salaries, but they receive nothing.
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Remember, astronomical salaries for judges are mainly what ended the show's run on FOX.
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Nor for staff: improved facilities mean little unless salaries are competitive with universities abroad.
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"Something has to give to make up for the higher salaries," Mr. Patel said.
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Last October, 6900 of the 2628,28503 employees at the BCFP had salaries above $22019,000.
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Economists say that as the labor market tightens, employers will have to raise salaries.
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Practices such as paying part of salaries in cash-stuffed envelopes are deeply rooted.
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Here are some of the lawmakers relinquishing their salaries as the shutdown continues: Rep.
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People with internship experiences report having higher rates of employment and higher starting salaries.
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"Blast from the past: House reinstates rule targeting agency spending, employee salaries," reported another.
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Next time we have a gov shutdown, Congressional salaries should be furloughed as well.
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Teachers' salaries account for at least 87% of the education budget in Pakistan's provinces.
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Six out of the top 10 salaries for high school teachers are in Europe.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - December salaries will be paid to staff of insolvent airline Niki AB1.
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And, 46% still earn annual salaries that are less than their student loan balance.
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Meanwhile insurance companies are reaping enormous profits and their CEOs are paid exorbitant salaries.
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But if you tax education salaries and endowment earnings you really are hurting schools.
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Some studies have shown that they receive more education and are paid higher salaries.
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It also assumes a 240 percent average annual investment return and various annual salaries.
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"Previous reforms have reduced salaries, increased working time and pension age," the paper said.
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Teaching Abroad analyzed 106 external sources to find local teacher salaries in 100 countries.
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The Washington City Paper will slash employee salaries by 40 percent starting on Jan.
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Workers' salaries in some regions of Indonesia are among the lowest in the world.
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The new provision pours some cold water on million dollar salaries at nonprofit organizations.
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German employees' salaries are taxed at a progressive rate of up to 45 percent.
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As a result, the company expects to spend an additional $350,000 annually on salaries.
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American Friends of the Orsay will not, for example, give money to pay salaries.
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The current average employer contribution in DC plans is approximately 4 percent of salaries.
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It turns out art schools are both really expensive and lead to piddling salaries.
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This number drastically changes when you break down the respondents by their individual salaries.
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Chinese clubs are buying players with insane transfer fees and salaries at the moment.
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You give people nice jobs, nice salaries, and they generate nice, hundred-page reports.
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But by 1892, after the American Association folded, salaries fell below pre-Brotherhood figures.
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They want to keep their salaries, their wages up, and they don't want crime.
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The job requirements and salaries are pulled from the job listings posted on FlexJobs.
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They received their salaries in cash and then paid their bills with, well, bills.
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Like most W.N.B.A. players, in the winter Bone competes overseas, where salaries are higher.
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Teachers' salaries in the state were ranked as the 48th lowest in the nation.
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The high cost of training and low starting salaries are hurdles to the field.
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The union persuaded the owners to raise minimum salaries by more than 20 percent.
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As this article points out, the workers are responsible for the big C.E.O. salaries.
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Most teachers are volunteers — the central government pays only six teachers' salaries in Boda.
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Pensions are set through a formula based on past salaries and years of service.
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It pays their salaries, pays state and federal taxes, and helps fuel our economy.
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Displaced workers would be guaranteed new jobs created in these fields at comparable salaries.
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This can make it hard to offer competitive salaries to, say, cyber-security experts.
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Agents are Hollywood's gatekeepers; they mediate between talent and studios, negotiate salaries, launch careers.
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The money would go toward operations, programs, salaries and a hefty annual insurance bill.
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Democratic presidential candidates have generated headlines with multibillion-dollar plans to raise teacher salaries.
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And in the absence of government salaries, some private businesses have been stepping in.
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Those are the types of salaries that used to regularly dot the Yankees' ledger.
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Zimbabwe has been facing a currency shortage, which has led to devaluation of salaries.
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THE HAGUE — They enjoy diplomatic perks, earn six-figure salaries and pay no taxes.
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The department has requested money to raise salaries and increase the number of officers.
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Minimum salaries are now $20,000, up from $6,000 when the league began in 2013.
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But Manhattan's museum guard salaries are squarely in the middle of the industry's standard.
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Still, the exploding salaries and mega-contracts with sneaker companies make the business irresistible.
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But the fund itself has become a much larger operation, adding employees and salaries.
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But does that mean women's salaries will go up, or men's will come down?
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If other people's salaries are a minefield, aren't we safer not venturing out there?
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They didn't grow up in a world of endless advertising profits paying decent salaries.
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Government salaries can vary based on a number of factors, including an individual's experience.
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State employees report being obliged to hand over part of their salaries and bonuses.
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This number is comparable to the average salaries of graduates in consulting and finance.
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We live in a world where not all jobs — or salaries — are created equal.
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However, pharmacy techs don't command the same salaries as the pharmacists they work beside.
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They found that in 13 cities salaries for early-career employees were sky high.
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Breida, Bosa, Kittle and Samuel, among others, have salaries below $1 million this season.
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Real Agency Salaries suggests there are striking disparities in pay for different demographic groups.
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Wages and salaries increased 0.2 percent in March after increasing 0.4 percent in February.
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They have documented the erosion of teacher salaries compared with other similarly educated workers.
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Consultants can make high salaries, and their expertise continues to be in high demand.
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Women's salaries suffer from a reluctance to negotiate in the way that men do.
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Starting salaries in elementary schools are around $21,000, about half what American schools pay.
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And given that C suite salaries are the highest — well, the math makes sense.
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Lightfoot has offered to increase salaries for teachers by 16 percent over five years.
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It assumes that salaries for PGG employees will rise by 6% as of Jan.
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Crew members have seen their salaries increase more than 300% in the same period.
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Mary Fallin signed a bill that raises teachers' salaries by an average of $6,100.
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Those low entry salaries then translate into smaller annual increases once the economy recovers.
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The pay deal will see salaries rise by 35% to 60% from next year.
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Ethanol, the salaries ethanol plants are not 20043 bucks an hour, $45 an hour.
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The ripple effect of all these new salaries is felt throughout the local economies.
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Journalists have grown weary of constant industry layoffs and unlivable salaries in expensive cities.
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Soccer salaries at the elite level, though, are only rarely about pounds and pence.
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" The displaced workers would be guaranteed new jobs in these fields "at comparable salaries.
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He says that he and his wife give away half their salaries to charity.
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People's Watch, a human rights group, was unable to pay salaries for 23 months.
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It also assumes a six percent average annual investment return and various annual salaries.
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Her new plan to raise the salaries of American teachers after years of neglect.
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Here are the highest Paying Occupations and Median Base Salaries in the U.S.: 1.
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You can check a college's early career and mid-career average salaries at Payscale.com.
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Gillam has supported investing in public education, raising teacher salaries and overhauling standardized testing.
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West Virginia teacher salaries were ranked the third-lowest in the nation in 2016.
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Bruce Rauner (R) — over salaries and other benefits for government employees is inherently political.
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They had good salaries and reliable boyfriends, with whom they bought reasonably sized pets.
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Originally, some players said, they were told that salaries would be cut in half.
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Read more: 6 charts that show the glaring gap between men and women's salaries
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Young people were attracted by the prospect of higher salaries and a better life.
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Median and mean base salaries increased from last year by 6 and 5%, respectively.
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It also assumes a 6 percent average annual investment return and various annual salaries.
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The reported boost in minimum salaries comes after recent news concerning minor league pay.
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Mr. Maduro is at the point where he cannot pay public employees relevant salaries.
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It also reassured employees that their salaries will be paid in full for May.
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Without action, they said salaries would be cut and social services would be curtailed.
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Of $1.1 billion in annual premiums, 95 percent goes for salaries, bonuses and expenses.
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The city raised salaries for municipal employees, ensuring that they earned a living wage.
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Last week, the BBC said it was reducing the salaries of several male journalists.
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The Palestinian Authority said in March it was cutting civil servants' salaries by half.
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When women were the primary breadwinners, wives said they made 1.5% percentage points less than the salaries reported by their employers, while husbands said they took home 2.9% percentage points more than their employer-reported salaries, reported Miller, citing the Census Bureau paper.
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Salesforce now conducts salary reviews to ensure pay parity, a Google engineer started a public spreadsheet where employees could post and compare salaries, and at Buffer the company lists staff salaries on its website and shares the formula for how they calculate it.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Oil and gas workers saw their salaries fall 2300 percent over the past year after a sharp decline in oil prices forced their employers to trim costs, but their average global salaries remain high at more than $6003,2600 a year.
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A 2017 committee had recommended adjusting political salaries in line with a benchmark that has increased by a total of 9 percent since 2011, but the government has decided to keep salaries unchanged, Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean told parliament on Thursday.
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The attacker blew himself up as the troops were waiting to collect their salaries, the government sources added, wounding around 70 others as they lined up to collect salaries at the entrance to the Sawlaban base on the outskirts of the city.
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Getting employees to defer more of their salaries to retirement savings is a top priority.
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Where else can you work and get paid huge salaries without risking your own capital?
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Tellers, who are paid modest salaries, can be particularly vulnerable to bribes, security experts say.
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A finance ministry official said the impact of higher salaries on inflation will be marginal.
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Like many sports professionals, NASCAR drivers can make millions in prize money, salaries and endorsements.
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Here's a crazy stat: there's about $183 billion in unclaimed salaries in the cybersecurity market.
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The salaries for those positions depends largely on the education needed for a particular spot.
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High salaries help offset some of the pain for Marylanders footing the bill for childcare.
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Fuel was its second-largest expense after salaries, which rose 3 percent on the year.
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Fortunately, these positions tend to be well compensated, with salaries topping $250,000 in some states.
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In addition, parliament has introduced one of the world's toughest curbs on bank executives' salaries.
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When the company hit hard times, they cut salaries and then ended the employer match.
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Office space is cheaper in Kansas City, and so are salaries in the long run.
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The US women's national soccer team may be world champions, but their salaries suggest otherwise.
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Variable pay declined to 19% of wages and salaries in 2016 from 20% in 2015.
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"Anecdotal evidence widely attributed cost pressure to fuel, salaries, freight charges and imports," Markit said.
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Then 13 other people did the same - people that used to earn much higher salaries.
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Long queues of customers collecting salaries or withdrawing cash formed at banks and teller machines.
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Employees are paid salaries that allow the shareholders to extract as much profit as possible.
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New York bankers and Silicon Valley engineers pay exorbitant housing costs but make commensurate salaries.
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Women with advanced degrees experience the greatest gap between their salaries and their male peers'.
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The factory's foreman, Nathem Sultan, said the salaries it provides may not always be enough.
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He's eyeing some international firms, and he found the salaries of American lawyers mind boggling.
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In fact, ratification of the 27th Amendment on salaries for Congress took over 200 years.
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Ron DeSantis has proposed raising teachers' salaries in an effort to end statewide teacher shortages.
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One is to weight salaries somewhat by the size of the employer, to favor startups.
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The Dutch government eliminated a subsidy for teachers' salaries, seemingly dooming the school to closing.
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Thus, there are no local officials' salaries to pay and no infrastructure to maintain locally.
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Many prosperous Swiss shrug off the steep prices they pay, noting salaries are also high.
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That is, eliminating employer-based health insurance would cause wages and salaries to go up.
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I see a lot more positions opening up and salaries becoming more competitive for employees.
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At one point we just started telling each other our salaries as we sat there.
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Seven states already do not have enough cash to pay salaries; 2304 more are close.
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Companies like Dropbox and Snap notoriously pay some of the highest salaries in the industry.
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Maduro also faces a growing political backlash as government salaries and services have been slashed.
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That means the 10-year bull market we've enjoyed has helped propel CEO salaries upward.
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The trick is to know which sales careers lead to salaries in the six-digits.
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A small annual increase in civil service salaries highlights the social sensitivity of wage restraint.
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Sharp Decisions pays salaries that range from $35,000 to $80,000, and clients pay a premium.
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The wage increase would have cost him an extra $2116,215 in added salaries, he said.
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All but the lowest-paid public servants had their salaries frozen between 2011 and 25.
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The long-established benefits include full-time salaries—rather than seasonal contracts—for orchestral musicians.
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This is showing up in salaries rather than bonuses, signalling greater confidence in the economy.
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The council's mission includes defending charity spending on overhead and executive salaries, its website says.
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Two people with identical salaries can have very different financial situations based on past purchases.
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Frank discussions of museum worker salaries and unpaid internships have paved the way for reforms.
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But will that role really justify the $10m-plus salaries that chief executives often enjoy?
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The drastic increase in their salaries has made potential moves to tougher leagues less attractive.
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Wages and salaries, which account for about 70 percent of compensation costs, rose 0.7 percent.
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One almost doubled salaries for assembly members under 50, from ¥180,000 a month to ¥300,000.
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That is because firms are legally required to withhold a portion of salaries in taxes.
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Players will receive contracts with guaranteed salaries and perks like health benefits and life insurance.
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As for the salaries, the on-demand jobs are very in line with other industries.
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For new grads making entry-level salaries, that can be a big chunk of change.
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Studying in a STEM field may be the secret to high salaries from these schools.
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In a separate report on Friday, the Labor Department said wages and salaries increased 0.5.
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All sectors apart from three — education, transport and logistics and law — saw average salaries increase.
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Lower, middle, and middle-class salaries and wages are rising faster than the upper end.
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Software engineers straight out of college often make six-figure salaries, not counting equity compensation.
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In inflation-adjusted terms, teachers' salaries have fallen by 1.6% over the past two decades.
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Nearly half said they also expect to boost wages and salaries in the upcoming quarter.
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Post-it notes scrawled with frowny faces stick to his office window, requesting unpaid salaries.
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And salaries within the agency are competitive, ranging from $45,000 to nearly $13,000 per year.
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Teachers, doctors and other public servants have gone on strike over low and unpaid salaries.
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Proprietary data can also serve as a draw, if the huge salaries are not enough.
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In March public employees received their full salaries for the first time in three years.
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Their swollen salaries come with fat pensions, private health-care and golden hellos and goodbyes.
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In the list below, we've compiled the real-life salaries for 100 of these jobs.
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One day, she suggested that they all put their own salaries in an internal spreadsheet.
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In reality, the women were supported by Ward's salaries as an osteopath and a portraitist.
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College graduates not only have more debt than their predecessors, but smaller salaries as well.
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Daily Total: $0 Life is expensive and oftentimes our salaries don't totally cover our bills.
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Factions name their own ministers, and they in turn appoint ghost workers to claim salaries.
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He typically sacked 30% of the acquired firms' employees and squeezed salaries and other costs.
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Plus, Stanford graduates with more than 10 years of experience report average salaries of $143,100.
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Daily Total: $60.52 Life is expensive and oftentimes our salaries don't totally cover our bills.
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This year the legislature approved a large increase in funds to allocate toward teacher salaries.
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These jobs all provide robust salaries right after graduation, and even more room to grow.
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It has been unable to pay pilots' salaries and has outstanding bills to aircraft lessors.
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Salaries are listed from lowest to highest needed and are rounded to the nearest $500.
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Lawyers, on the other hand, are typically well into their 50s before their salaries peak.
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I also used GuideStar, which does a lot of work with nonprofits and lists salaries.
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It was optional to be a part of it and they don't bargain for salaries.
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But on a national level, and spanning the careers, teaching salaries are often a punchline.
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Money to raise teacher salaries, by contrast, can require lengthy union negotiations and raising taxes.
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Verizon's challenges haven't caused Lowell McAdam or his executives to reduce their salaries, of course.
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Allison would have a lab and postdoc salaries, and he could research whatever he wanted.
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Despite teachers' low salaries, my school still can't afford basic needs like copies and books.
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The consumer bureau's high salaries have long been a sore point for the agency's critics.
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He was in charge of hiring two entry-level writers with starting salaries of $45,000.
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Moreover, better salaries won't solve the issue of talent clustering on a handful of teams.
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"And we will also raise salaries in some areas," he said, without providing more detail.
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GAO documents that 187 PR people work at EPA, with combined salaries over $85033 million.
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