pay cuts

Today's airline environment with its downsizing, outsourcing, long hours, and pay cuts make it a much less attractive career option.

"My husband and I both took pay cuts recently, and now the rising price of gas is taking even more out of our pockets, " she said.

'I never thought I would be here, but pay cuts force us to be frugal, ' he said.

Unemployment is likely to grow to one in 10 of the workforce this winter while many more have had to take big pay cuts.

Lee must have convincing reasons for pay cuts, especially to keep his most talented staff members from leaving the company.

You might reasonably ask why it isn't more common to see swingeing pay cuts in place of redundancies.

Some need the added income to make up for pay cuts; others want to avert the risk of losing their income in the event of a layoff.

Greek civil servants may have to get used to pay cuts and longer working lives.

Mr Bewley also found that psychological resistance to pay cuts melts when the employer's survival is at stake .

In a society known for competitive individualism, pay cuts and furloughs are calling forth a spirit of collectivism.

Many Bush appointees are believed to be taking pay cuts just to stay employed.

Workers in many industries are being encouraged to take pay cuts and work longer hours to save their jobs.

Near term, consumer confidence is being hit by fears of job losses and pay cuts. The possibility of deflation soon could harm spending, too.

A second one-day strike hit France, with millions of workers taking to the streets to demand an end to job and pay cuts.

I know people that have had pay cuts unfortunately.

Initiate "co-operation agreement" on "no layoffs and fewer layoffs, no pay cuts and less pay cuts, and payment consultation" .

A majority of MPs approved the measures that include an introduction of income tax for low-paid workers and pay cuts for civil servants.

Many are experiencing stress from the global financial turmoil, like pay cuts, difficulty finding jobs or even being laid off.

Although staff members on Capitol Hill can earn nearly as much as lawmakers, those leaving the private sector often take pay cuts.

Joe Castelano started moonlighting because he couldn't see an end to the pay cuts at his sales job for a financial-services company.

Employees are proving stoical in the face of pay cuts and compulsory unpaid leave.

British Airways' cabin crew say they have offered to take pay cuts, a far cry from the inflation-busting rises demanded three decades ago.

Many of his advisers took large pay cuts and sold substantial assets in order to serve the president at this critical moment for our nation.

Workers are resistant to pay cuts, so the necessary reduction in real wages relies on a long period of below-average inflation.

Staff at the NYT have already taken 5% pay cuts and Keller admitted that those who remain will face larger workloads.

And since, in theory, workers get paid more the more productive they are, their increased productivity has helped them avoid pay cuts.

Several companies recently thawed frozen salaries or canceled pay cuts.

And religious leaders have the added task of explaining job losses and pay cuts in spiritual terms.

The overthrown titans of Wall Street took the biggest knock, with average pay cuts of 38% and median bonuses of zero.

He says young workers saw older generations throw themselves into their work, only to face job and pay cuts as companies restructured.

Not everyone believes this: in the past month, both Hewlett-Packard and FedEx have announced plans for pay cuts.

Some unemployment has been avoided by involuntary holidays and pay cuts.

Ranges from verbal reprimand to pay cuts to firing.

That is a strong hint that pay cuts are among options being considered.

Pay cuts, furloughs, layoffs all around, and there you are, still in your cubicle, working longer hours than ever.

Times are so tough that even bosses are taking pay cuts.

It said executives would face pay cuts and 2, 500 employees (11% of its workforce) would lose their jobs.

Some blame poor work by police demoralised by pay cuts.

Most jobs will be cut by May 1, and most remaining U. S. staff will see pay cuts of between 3 percent and 10 percent for the year, GM said.

He vows to avoid layoffs or pay cuts this year.

Salary freezes, pay cuts and lower starting pay became the norm in 2009.

Some warn that public-sector pay cuts could even lead to more bribe-taking.

But why is that a bad thing? After all, many workers are accepting pay cuts in order to save jobs. What's wrong with that?

There was talk of pay cuts.

We could all take pay cuts and lower our spending.

On top of pay cuts and benefit freezes, the government is proposing to slash most Whitehall budgets by 25 per cent.

After all, many workers are accepting pay cuts in order to save jobs.

Since 2003, Congress has acted to prevent these pay cuts from going into effect.

Read on to learn more about how pay cuts may vary, and how they could affect you.

In Germany, for example, several big firms have negotiated pay cuts with their workers to avoid moving production to central Europe.

Last year's market losses, unemployment and pay cuts continue to make stashing cash and investing challenges for many households.

Pay cuts have been in the headlines, but not as much as other cost-cutting tactics.