merit raise造句

• Nothing says loving from the corporate oven like a true merit raise.
• A lump-sum merit raise is given once, usually at the end of the year.
• While experts say broadbanding is new, it is in many ways a variation of the old merit raise.
• He was denied a merit raise.
• The government's budget report, however, tracked 32, 000 eligible employees and concluded that 79 percent received a merit raise last year.
• The contract required the council to evaluate him that January and give him a cost-of-living raise and any merit raise deemed warranted.
• Once tenured, they are reviewed annually by the dean of their department and the academic provost, partly to determine whether they deserve a merit raise.
• Now, it appears that the Supreme Court will try once again to resolve the hard questions of race, history, privilege and merit raised by affirmative action.
• When she recommended a female cashier for a merit raise, the store manager turned it down, saying, " Men are here to make a career and women aren't.
• LaGess said she was shocked by the admnistration's sudden action and had been told a few weeks ago that she was to be given the standard merit raise.
• The company cited Snapple's woes in its recent proxy statement, when it declined to give its top executives a merit raise in the six months ended Dec . 31.
• The state appellate court admitted it used the wrong legal justification in deciding Sellers'waiver of mental illness, but nevertheless rejected Sellers'appeal after reconsidering the case on the merits raised by Sellers'defense team.
• Far more to the point, Bennett argued, are Mrs . Jones'state employment records indicating that, far from suffering job discrimination after the alleged assault, she received every merit raise due her under law.
• The Guild is battling an attempt by management to impose a merit raise system and to limit overtime, while the other unions are fighting over job security, control of the workplace and other issues.
• Cohn lost  30 days worth of pay and a merit raise .  His two assistants were suspended for a number days without pay, denied their merit raises, and required to undergo performance evaluations quarterly instead of annually.
• It found that the newspapers had failed to bargain in good faith because after insisting that all raises be based on merit, they repeatedly declined to tell the unions how a merit system would work and how much money would be put into the merit raise pool.
• It found that the newspapers had failed to bargain in good faith because after insisting that all raises be based on merit, The Detroit News repeatedly declined to tell the unions how a merit system would work and how much money would be put into the merit raise pool.
• For hospitality-industry staff, for example, " You're more apt to get a big boost to take a lateral move " to a new company, rather than wait for a merit raise from a current employer, said Benton Prentice, president at The Diversity Search Network, which specializes in searches in that industry.
• The boss may be accused of playing favorites when the lover is promoted . ( Remember the Bendix Corp . scandal 25 years ago with then-president William Agee and assistant-turned-vice-president Mary Cunningham ? ) Or a supervisor may be oversensitive to such concerns and refuse a merit raise to a deserving sweetheart . ( " I did it to protect you, baby . ")