How To Use Pay packet In A Sentence
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Big pharma is notorious for giving its executives hefty pay packets.
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With competition for staff hotting up, it is not just pay packets that are growing bigger.
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As public opinion turns against them and junior doctors feel the effects of industrial action on their pay packet, support will surely ebb away.
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Workers can also boost donations by giving money through their pay packets.
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I was an apprentice in a factory at the time so if I remember my pay packet at that time was something like £6 a week.
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But, tut-tut, she has now agreed to a bumper pay packet to become the face of Martini, a once-fashionable alcoholic beverage even though she never touches the hard stuff.
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They would rail about people who went to the trots or to the races and spent their pay packets on the horses.
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It's easy to go on expensive holidays when you have a pay packet the size of hers.
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The eye-watering pay packets of modern footballers are a regular topic of debate in pubs and offices.
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We wonder whether her continuing success and bulging pay packet causes any friction in her marriage.
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We lived our lives by local train timings and paltry pay packets.
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Not to mention the supersized pay packets ...
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Jack, until now delighted with what was on the way in his pay packet at the end of the month, was suddenly incandescent with rage.
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It is the only one of the top three farmer-controlled food firms who maintain a shroud of secrecy on their executive directors' pay packets.
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Large pay packets are not intrinsically evil.
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The influence extended two ways: his team-mates taught him how to spend his Premier League pay packet with a chequebook.
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Pay packets are therefore largely determined by the skills and acumen of other financiers.
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The consequence is almost certainly smaller pay packets, punier pensions, fewer perks.
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Ian took his wallet from his pocket, delved in his pay packet and removed a small handful of silver.
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Each recalls the fat pay packets and a fledgling industry that was often happy to display a cavalier attitude to health and safety.
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Pay packets are therefore largely determined by the skills and acumen of other financiers.
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In truth, more money in the teachers' pay packets is only papering over the cracks, not attacking and solving the real problems.
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Benitez is hoping that the lure of possible glory with Liverpool rather than an increased pay packet will be enough to convince Mascherano that his future remains at Anfield.
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As public opinion turns against them and junior doctors feel the effects of industrial action on their pay packet, support will surely ebb away.
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Mind you, it is a pity that other Scottish pundits are not as forthright as Walker was last week, many evidently willing to accept handsome pay packets for doing little more than stating the obvious.
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Postal workers are fed up with grafting harder and harder for a pathetically small pay packet and they have told their union they want action.
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We wonder whether her continuing success and bulging pay packet causes any friction in her marriage.
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He has been allowed such a long leash and with a ludicrously large pay packet, he must feel invincible.
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He has been allowed such a long leash and with a ludicrously large pay packet, he must feel invincible.
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A bold, brassy babe with a pay packet to match.
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It's easy to go on expensive holidays when you have a pay packet the size of hers.
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If we compare ourselves with the likes of footballers and celebrities then no wonder we look at our pay packets and feel short-changed.
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There was almost unlimited overtime available so that those who wished to work their rest days could take home a very fat pay packet at the end of the week.
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Each recalls the fat pay packets and a fledgling industry that was often happy to display a cavalier attitude to health and safety.
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They marched for the dignity of bringing home a pay packet.
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As public opinion turns against them and junior doctors feel the effects of industrial action on their pay packet, support will surely ebb away.
The Sun
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Successful applicants will probably take up jobs in management or supply chain management in the privately owned company, which gives share options as part of the pay packet.
