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• Certified nurses may earn a salary differential over their non-certified colleagues but this is rare.
• Detroit offers bonuses of $ 3, 000, and Los Angeles provides a $ 5, 000 salary differential to teachers who are bilingual.
• King said that William Mercer has been doing the nationwide salary studies _ formally known as Geographic Salary Differential Reports _ for about 20 years.
• And shift work often offers benefits, such as a salary differential, and time for kids'afternoon sports events that make workers'hours more tolerable, even pleasant, Nagy says.
• The Nieman stipend is $ 27, 000, meaning the employers pony up anywhere from zero to upwards of $ 50, 000 to make up the salary differential.
• Rankings in the survey _ formally known as the William M . Mercer Inc . 1995-96 Geographic Salary Differentials Report _ " reflect the relative demand for labor,"
• Mercer's 2000 Geographic Salary Differentials Report, released this month, found that private employers in San Jose, Calif ., in the heart of Silicon Valley, generally paid the highest salaries.
• According to the World Bank, Yemen's civil service is characterized by a large, poorly paid work force and inadequate salary differential between high and low skilled jobs to attract and retain qualified workers.
• In addition to the overtime concession, Verizon agreed to a bilingual salary differential, in which workers who do jobs that require more than one language will receive 3.5 percent more pay, people close to the talks said.
• In addition to the overtime concession, Verizon agreed to a bilingual salary differential, in which workers who do jobs that require more than one language will receive 3 . 5 percent more pay, people close to the talks said.
• Logan found that the salary differentials were such that Haitian primary school teachers were paid $ 72 a year while the American inspector of schools in that local area was paid between $ 1800 and $ 2400 a year.
• Frustrated by lack of job advancement and the overt acceptance of discrimination against women, she helped organize other women on Capitol Hill and helped to launch the first survey comparing employment practices and salary differentials between male and female employees.
• The salary differentials are part of a pattern of relatively low public investment in education in the United States compared with the other 30 member nations of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, a group in Paris that compiled the report.
• Paychecks in major California locales-- like Los Angeles, Ventura and Orange counties-- are among the highest in the U . S ., said the 1999 Geographic Salary Differentials Report compiled by William M . Mercer Inc ., the human resources consulting firm.
• Bragging rights aside, " Geographic salary differentials add a particular level of complexity to administering a compensation program for a large national employer with operations in a broad-ranging number of locations throughout the United States, " said Linda Ison, Mercer managing director and compensation consultant.
• Sportiello thinks the state could eliminate the housing problem by offering a larger salary differential to guards in Westchester ( Sing Sing officers now get an annual differential of $ 768 . ) " But then they should tell them, " he said, " if you want to work, you've got to move ."