When workers at Novkabel AD want a raise in pay, they take it _ in the form of gasoline, toilet paper and anything else they can steal from this cable factory in northern Yugoslavia.
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To further illustrate my argument, please find one " local consultant ", or anybody else, who has actually got a raise in pay or benefited in any other way from 32, 000 expat layoffs.
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Within six months, Helffrich received a raise in pay and the title of script reader, joining the script division under NBC radio's Continuity Acceptance Department directed by Janet MacRorie and later Clarence L . Menser.
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Although this dispute over wages and other economic benefits is between leagues and umpires-- the umpires haven't received a raise in pay since 1991-- it also raises intriguing questions about the relationship between umpires and players.
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The strike was held to demand a raise in pay scale, which had remained stagnant over many years, in spite of the fact that pay scales of other government owned entities had risen over the years.
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Some 1, 200 miners at its Cananea mine, about 30 miles south of the Arizona border, walked off the job this week, demanding a 5.25percent raise in pay that they say they have been owed since last year, plus productivity bonuses.
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Some 1, 200 miners at its Cananea mine, about 30 miles south of the Arizona border, walked off the job this week, demanding a 5 . 25percent raise in pay that they say they have been owed since last year, plus productivity bonuses.
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This agreement keeps actors working and makes significant gains in areas that matter most to our membership : equal pay for equal work, a raise in pay, a strengthened health plan, network salaries for WB and UPN actors, and broader coverage for background performers,
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John Feliciano, 24, who maintains the daily coffee service in 170 guest rooms, and Karim Zayir, 37, who services the minibars in 150 rooms, said they were concerned that their jobs would be combined, in effect doubling their workload with a minimal raise in pay.
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By 1978 Dominick Montiglio was becoming disillusioned with his position as his uncle Nino's errand boy and was constantly refused a raise in pay for his services, which included collecting Nino's loan shark payments, his tributes from the DeMeo Crew and running Nino's food sales company when he was in Florida for months at a time.
