Significats de annual increment en anglès

The reasons: unacceptable performance denied the recipient an annual increment and managers found the system "burdensome".

There is an annual increment, not easily ascertainable with exactness, but approximately ascertainable to the wealth of every country in the world.

Some experts have told me they calculated that, at the outside, in prosperous peace times the annual increment of German wealth is ten billion marks.

Helfferich's estimate of Germany's annual increment of wealth in 1913 was $2,000,000,000 to $2,125,000,000 (exclusive of increased money value of existing land and property).

But many changes are to be introduced in annual increments.

These were lifted in annual increments under the 2001 tax cuts under President George W. Bush.

Psychiatric nurses receive from £16,137 to £22,454 in 10 annual increments.

With annual increments, teachers can expect to earn a basic salary of £27,803 after 25 years.

We assume this estimate is achieved in equal annual increments from the base year, 2005, until 2014.

The remaining 26 per cent was the result of other factors, including rising employment, "drift due to structural changes" and annual increments.

Managers are obviously unprepared to apply private sector standards because of the unpopularity that would arise from denying annual increments to members of their staff.

The number of staff receiving increments is reducing as more staff reach the top of their pay bands, which is when annual increments usually stop.