high pay

DARPA is a US Department of Defense outfit with a strong record in backing high-risk, high-pay-off projects - things like the internet.

The high pay and bonuses was the result of government monetary policies, which funneled new money directly to Wall Street and the banks.

The intellectual argument that high pay is needed to create incentives probably rings hollow with most people at the moment.

The high pay commission was set up last November to scrutinise the rising pay of those at the top of the public and private sectors.

But when it recruited her, she was enticed by the high pay, the retirement plan, the stock options and the heady work environment.

Those with a premium ticket enjoy full-time employment, extensive legal protection against dismissal and relatively high pay.

High pay can generate ill will and too-high performance expectations -- and no patience for your mistakes.

He asked for high-pay and five days a week. Such terms I can't agree to.

Last week, the High Pay Commission warned that we were rocketing back towards the inequality of the Oliver Twist era.

Investing in stronger surveillance and preparedness has a high pay-off and can be thought of as low-cost insurance, experts say.

for the ideals of the Organization, the UN still has difficulty in attracting and retaining staff from countries with high pay levels.

The government made a mistake when it recruited people who could only be political apprentices to its team and offered them high pay.

Your new job sounds too good to be true -- interesting work, high pay, short hours. Isn't there any fly in the ointment?

The first includes millions of the best jobs America has ever seen: high-pay, high-skill jobs in professional and creative fields.

An American company wanted to employ him with high pay, but he refused.

Prostitution is, seemingly, a low-skill but high-pay profession with few upfront costs, micro-miniskirts and stiletto heels aside.

High pay is, by and large, the price needed to attract and motivate gifted managers, as our special report argues in this issue.

I have an ideal job, high pay, and steady. I don't think I need any training programs, if it ain't broke, don't fix it.

Did you choose this company on account of high pay (remuneration) ?

the promise of high pay and a relaxed working environment.

If society's tolerance for high pay is the problem, then personal tax rates should be the tool.

But ill-feeling about high pay now seems as widespread in the US as in Europe.

Some lawyering requires exceptional skills and deserves high pay.

The workers' demand for high pay were finally accepted by the employers.

Did you choose this company on account of high pay?

Ambitious, sureness and hard working attitude, challenge for high pay, teamwork spirit; 6.

Aircraft controllers earn relatively high pay and have good benefits .

I: Did you choose this company on account of high pay(or remuneration)?

The workers'demands for high pay were refused by employers.

The good work condition and high pay made it company.

The American worker more and more resembles his European brother; he expects high pay and generous benefits for very little work.

A ban on high pay would thus leave taxpayers poorer.

How precious is put forward to strong for another request, she is willing to hire a high pay strong to deceive qi.

I hope I had a graceful job with high pay.

No, not only for high pay (remuneration), but also for a good working environment.

The high pay commission was formed last year and is due to make its final report in November.

The second difference is that one of the principal justifications for high pay has gone.

High pay commission forecasts top earners' slice of national income will rise from current 5% to 14% by 2030