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Meanings of pay increases in English

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Usage of pay increases in English
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At these the company conceded across-the-board pay increases of 12 per cent.
The Irish Times
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Year by year the ability to pay increases in a rapid ratio.
State of the Union Addresses
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But Labor is questioning the government's track record on forecasting pay increases.
News.com.au
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His first pressure-point is the acceleration of pay increases this year.
The Irish Times
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Both the chair and vice chair positions recently received pay increases.
Reuters
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The cabinet also formed a wage board to consider pay increases.
Reuters
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But equally, I'm not going to do a Dutch auction on pay increases.
The Guardian
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It also assumes realistic pay increases for public sector workers.
The Irish Times
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Since then several female employees have either received back pay or substantial pay increases.
The Guardian
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Rajapaksa has already promised public sector pay increases from January.
Reuters
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The Programme does not guarantee any additional pay increases if inflation continues to soar.
The Irish Times
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Madam, -I am shocked at the news of pay increases in the ESB.
The Irish Times
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Other senior executives at the bank posted similar pay increases.
Reuters
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These staff have had pay increases amounting to, on average, about 3 percent annually.
Radio NZ
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The organisation's strike committee has endorsed pay increases recommended by the Durcan adjudication board.
The Irish Times
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He said this would allow trade unions in profitable sectors to negotiate higher pay increases.
The Irish Times
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Pay increases across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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