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• Kanther maintained that any pay settlement must not increase spending.
• He would give no details about the final pay settlement.
• He maintained his position that any pay settlement mustn't increase government spending.
• Higher pay settlements could feed through into higher inflation, the bond market's nemesis.
• The third year's salaries will be based only on average pay settlements and profits.
• The third year's salaries are to be based only on average pay settlements and profits.
• Most of these improvements, such as for nurses, came in the pay settlements of 1970.
• Many bishops have promised parishioners none of their donations will be used to pay settlements to abuse victims.
• The government has threatened to impose a pay settlement to end the deadlock between local councils and the firefighters.
• The government has said no more money is available to fund a pay settlement and has warned against allowing inflationary rises.
• The International Labor Organization told Libya workers are entitled to final pay settlements and social security payments without regard to their nationality.
• They plan to meet Thursday, but the government has warned that no more money is available to fund a pay settlement.
• Blair's government insists no more money is available to fund a pay settlement and has warned against allowing inflationary rises.
• The government threatened Thursday to impose a pay settlement on Britain's firefighters in order to end their long running dispute.
• Pay settlements of 5 percent, except in unusual circumstances, are likely to be too high, given our level of unemployment.
• Will teachers and health workers now find themselves facing imposed pay settlements, without negotiation or independent arbitration ? " _ __
• The report was based on 90 private-sector pay settlements in the three months ending Feb . 29, the group said.
• Clarke said that if pay settlements did not adjust to lower levels of inflation, the delivery of services would be put at risk.
• Congress has not spelled out its preference, although it used the same terminology to describe back pay settlements for both benefits and taxes.