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Pay increases are based on seniority, and many companies offer bonuses.

Only in the last few months, for example, has the current expansion grown strong enough to give most American workers pay increases that outpace inflation.

Pay increases for Texas's teachers have not kept up with the national average.

Versus paid $72.5 million for 2007-2008 and will pay inflationary increases over the next three years.

Pay and price increases did not drive inflation; they reflected it.

Pay increases for managers have typically arrived soon afterward, on a similar scale.

Pay increases as courses are completed, providing a clear incentive to achieve.

Pay increases based on skills was another favorite, to encourage workers to participate in training.

This much is clear: when an employer's ability to pay increases, workers and their allies expect pay to increase as well.

In all, nearly 2,000 will win promotions - and pay increases.

His pay increased, but he didn't seem to have attracted the job title.

The strike began on March 1, 1936, with the union seeking a closed shop and a $2-a-week pay increased.

About one-third of the states are giving no pay increases to their employees in 1993.

Congressmen last got a raise in February 1987, when their pay increased by 16 percent, to $12,100.

Because pay generally increases later in one's career, as do the years of service, it is likely that those benefits could be worth more.

However, the review commission was most known for the pay increases in its recommendations.

Under the legislation, the pay for jury duty increased to $27.50 per day as of last Saturday, from $15.

Here's a suggestion: all public pay to increase by 6% for the first £20,000 of the salary.

In addition, extra pay for seniority would increase by 50 percent over the six years.

By the 1970s, the pay which had been 2.5:1 ratio between men and women increased.