pay scales

The bottom line: Michelin is mum about its pay scales, but one disaffected inspector claims it is around $32, 800 a year.

One of the outstanding directions and principles is transformation from the fixed post-rank pay scales to floating pay ranges.

In 1994 the foreign-expert pay scales were upped across the board, but the cost of living was also rising markedly.

Morale in any civil service, and its attractiveness to recruits, are also affected by factors unrelated to promotion ladders or pay-scales.

The volunteers also sat an IQ test and disclosed their salary. It became clear that pay scales were far from fair.

This will require slashed pay-scales and benefits for civil servants and drastic cuts in the number of such jobs.

Managers would cooperate with workers in devising appropriate work arrangements and pay scales and enjoy the fruits of maximum profits.

They tend to be older and lamer, and most corporate pay-scales are directly tied to how old and lame you are.

Pay scales on Wall Street continue to outstrip those in other professions outrageously.

Two pay-scales, two costs of living, and two different relationships to the RMB.

Local laws and regulations, and existing pay scales.

Until women dominate the top of “ Corporate America, ” pay scales will never be fair.

And if you look at the pay scales of most companies, again I would say there is a degree of truth in that statement.

This is easier said than done, because companies don't exactly publish their pay scales in the newspaper.

When asked to rank barriers to their careers, 12 percent cited marriage, 19 percent said maternity policies and 30 percent named pay scales.

Experience of replacing fixed pay scales with pay ranges, or other pay systems

Set up the pay scales for employees, employees of basic file, updating the staff list;

Experience of replacing fixed pay scales with pay ranges

Rate tables to support different pay scales and rates