My father gives my mother all of his salary.

The Committee routinely rubber stamped his salary demands.

we also learnt that this teacher had taken a cut in his salary, but some other teacher had not yet أين نحن من كل هذا !

He was also to receive 20 of the gross against his salary from the Rush Hour 3 .

Known for both his radicalism and his honesty, Cárdenas refused to live in the presidential palace and cut his salary in half.

After four years, he quit these jobs and doubled his salary by taking a job as a medical equipment salesman.

In addition, he states that he suffered a reduction in his salary as well as pension entitlement reductions, and the proceedings themselves caused him a financial loss.

His first offense was raising the presidential salary to 18,000 (Fujimori's was a symbolic 1,500).

In order to participate in the STM, the claimant had to conclude a contract under which he would receive 100 per month, four percent of his salary in vacation pay and his normal monthly benefits.

And, from the bureaucrat's point of view, his or her salary might be pathetic, but it comes with a steady stream of facilitation payments.

On 13 June 1987, the Supreme Court dismissed his claim, holding that he had been correctly reinstated in his old post, and noted that he was paid at a higher salary scale.

And they might reasonably conclude that his failure to channel some of his Fox News salary into a 401(k) account is a very powerful argument against the words coming out of his mouth.

But, whereas private sector professionals are fired or have their salaries reduced for poor performance, Yam wanted private sector pay with none of the downside risk.

The reason for this idiotic behaviour was that the man with this hellish idea had stomach ache, but had used up all his sick leave, and didn t want to lose any of his salary, a single day's pay.

Even in those states where creditors have the legal authority to take other assets or wage income, the personal bankruptcy laws are so restrictive that creditors don t bother to try.

Before the crisis hit, however, redistribution of wealth (and the tax and social security payments that make it possible) was considered the biggest obstacle to economic efficiency. Indeed, the values of solidarity had given way to those of individual merit, judged by the size of one s paycheck.

The Committee recalls that the author chose not to resign from his post as Family Court judge to prevent a substantial reduction in his annual salary, exclusion of his years of service at the Family Court from the calculation of his pension benefits, as well as uncertainty of tenure.