And Kaiser has considered a pay differential for its staff who rotate into translation slots, but hasn't been able to work that out yet with its labor unions.
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"Equity induces loyalty, which boosts productivity, " the report said . " Narrow pay differentials strengthen group cohesion and trust of management, as well as productivity ."
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When you provide this information, you can add a comment about the pay differential between the areas, noting that you are comfortable with the pay being offered in the new locale.
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Then, with pay differentials for difficult schools in place, principals, perhaps in consultation with other staff members, should be able to select compatible teachers without seniority as a deciding factor.
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The reports show the pay differential narrowed from 58 cents earned by women to every $ 1 earned by a man to 75 cents earned by a woman to every $ 1 for a man.
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Among the other efforts : new computer and phone systems for minority-focused agencies, pay differentials for Spanish speakers employed by ValueOptions, and $ 500 incentives for hiring bilingual staff members at agencies.
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It also would limiting the number of commission-only advertising sales representatives to 25; provide medical coverage for them; and phase out a pay differential between suburban and city reporters within three years.
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"This vote signals that our members are no longer prepared to accept low pay and indefensible pay differentials between people doing identical work in different locations, " said Bob Crow, a union spokesman.
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The average pay for controllers in New York of $ 80, 000 a year includes overtime and a 10 percent incentive pay differential for working in the region, which was approved by Congress last year.
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Each weighs trade-offs : easier commutes vs . crimped social life, extra days off or pay differentials vs . tedious shifts, more time in the sun vs . fewer hours of sound sleep.
