They live from paycheck to paycheck often a shrinking paycheck, owing to the decline in hourly wages and hours worked.

His salary is seven times that of the chairman of the US Federal Reserve and nearly 3 times higher than that of his own superior, the Hong Kong Chief Executive.

He has a monthly income of 2,000 dollars.

This month's salary was 200,000 yen.

While on maternity leave, the employee has the right to compensation of salary. In Republika Srpska the compensation is calculated to be the average

The HKMA s Compensation Committee had the sole responsibility for setting Yam s salary.

An expatriate may be paid ten times more than local staff for the same job.

These officials are wearing on their wrists the equivalent of four or five years of an average Ukrainian s salary.

In addition, the prime minister receives a half of the parliamentary salary to which he or she is entitled as a sitting member of Parliament.

A Professor conducting high impact research would be offered a salary nearly four times higher than that of a Federal Minister.

He would only accept the new condition of prior resignation in the event of permanent appointment to the post of District Court judge on a scale which corresponds to the salary of a Family Court judge with more than six years' service and if any acquired rights were preserved.

The only thanks they receive for their hard work is a small paycheck and harassment by the local authorities because of their skin color.

She also took a paid position with the local Farm Loan Association, dispensing small loans to local farmers.

It would be very easy to transform last year s bonus, based on last year s performance, into this year s salary.

For this she was paid three cents an hour less than half what male students received for their work in the program.

Paul Allen left his job at Honeywell and became the Vice President and Director of Software at MITS with a salary of 30,000 per year.

The median monthly salary on the other hand was around VT 38,000 and is more likely to be representative of the salary of the typical' employee than the average salary.

Industry remuneration for experts is far in excess of any public sector salary, and the best minds are continually bid away.

The chairman of the club where he played, Wolfgang Auschnit, refused to pay him the salary in the period of the World Cup.

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

Whenever you fill up your European compact car s gas tank, or that of your American SUV, you pay as much as a Russian schoolteacher earns in a month.

During the duration of these programs the trainee is expected to receive a salary as well as is expected to have a full time employment awaiting in the company when the program is over.

Del2del writes that Rabani must have overcome big temptations to return the money, since he estimates the amount of money would equal 166 years of a street sweeper's salary.

Employers have to give the Indians a salary slip to relieve their workers from the stress of thinking, Is the money coming? , It s not coming , Some is missing , My boss is greedy , and This is too little .

By the time Mozart moved to Vienna in 1781, Aloysia had married Joseph Lange, who agreed to help Cäcilia Weber with an annual stipend, and she took in boarders to make ends meet.

The economic and psychological implications of this are profound. It seems pretty clear that most people gain self esteem and mental health from doing something useful, whether raising children or earning a salary.

And by the time I was an intern house officer, I could barely afford to maintain my mother's 13 year old car and I was a paid doctor.

They are paid less than men for the same work if they're paid at all, and they remain vulnerable because they have no economic independence, and they are constantly threatened by exploitation, violence and abuse.

However, due to the changes and amendments to the Law on labor, this absence from work is no longer reimbursed salary wise, so it can be stated that this is now an unpaid leave.

Meaning, an end to the policy of allowing ultra orthodox men to avoid army service if they continue their religious studies past the age of 18 with a government stipend, while other Jewish youths are forced to serve in the army at a monthly wage that amounts to pocket money.

During the campaign, there were rumours spread by some political opponents of Ahtisaari that he had a drinking problem or that he had knowingly accepted a double salary from the Finnish Foreign Ministry and from the United Nations while trying to negotiate an end to the Bosnian War.

After the author had accepted the conditions of appointment, including his prior resignation from the post of Family Court judge, the Chief registrar sent him an offer of appointment to the post of District Court judge (with the starting salary of the scale for District Court judges) and advertised the author's post of Family Court judge.

Companies pay for men to study abroad, but will not invest in female employees. Without other options, Ms. Watanabe took a long term unpaid leave of absence (which her company typically does not grant to women) to study for an MBA in America.

Mr. KASEMSUVAN (Thailand) pointed out that although those sums might seem relatively small, they were fairly significant in relation to the cost of living in Thailand, where, for example, a newly recruited civil servant might have an annual salary of only approximately US  150.