1. The basic pay of the average worker has risen by 3 per cent.

2. But it was not included as basic pay when the club's accounts were published.

3. The lighting engineer boosts his ￡15,000 basic pay with bonuses for being on call at Newcastle upon Tyne all through the night.

4. The solution is simple: high basic pay for high performance during limited hears.

5. The stealth increases in basic pay took much of the sting out of falls in bonuses tied to the performances of their companies.

6. A minimum wage , ie guaranteed basic pay in particular industry or country.

7. In this connection , remuneration in terms of basic pay is not welcome.

8. Others have been placed on "special leave", receiving basic pay while they considering moving to Manila.

9. As bonuses fall, pressure on banks to increase basic pay is already rising.

10. Most of salesmen earn his salary by his basic pay plus one percentage.

11. The unions' move leaves unchanged the central issues of basic pay and a pay formula.

12. It has been a great success in giving around 2m people-8 % of workers-new basic pay rights.

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13. They established considerable control over recruitment and promotion, and even collected special levies to supplement their basic pay.

14. Add in the big contributions that employers must make to China's national security fund system and the total cost of an employee can be double his basic pay.

15. Besides shampoo and conditioner, he uses toner, moisturiser, essence, sun-block and foam cleanser, it said, noting that his basic pay is only 80, 000 won.

16. But at the nearby plant of Beijing East Asia Aluminium Industry, a worker says that hundreds of employees are staying at home on basic pay.

17. There was also a 39 percent gap between women and men in annual basic pay, rising to 47 percent when bonuses and other additional payments were added.

18. Meanwhile, there was a gap of 39% in annual basic pay between women and men – rising to 47% for total earnings taking into account performance-related pay, bonuses and overtime.