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There is little incentive for restaurant owners to raise salaries that the public is willing to supplement.
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But with the red ink overflowing, state firms have had no choice but to raise salaries and provide extensive training to their staff.
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Partners at several large law firms also say they don't plan to raise associate salaries, which haven't increased since 2007.
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They decided to repossess the gallium to raise money to pay miners' salaries, they claimed.
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So the reason I make that point is you can't ask local elected officials to raise teachers' salaries and cut taxes and balance the budget and increase roads -- at some point you've got to make some choices.
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He can sell off city assets to raise money and cut the salaries of elected officials to save bucks.
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She said banks would raise basic salaries to compensate, so the new cap would be counter-productive.
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The leader of the party with the second most votes ran on a platform to renege on the austerity agreements already in place with the external financing partners, to raise public pension payments and salaries, etc.
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Because of that, they were able to raise public and political confidence and when that happened, it made it possible for them to get higher salaries and even higher quality recruits into teaching.
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And I will tie the minimum wage to congressional salaries so that Congress can't get a raise until working men and women get a raise in the minimum wage.
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But poor states cannot raise much money from local taxes to top up federal funds, most of which go on salaries.
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With barely enough cash in its coffers to pay pensions and public-sector salaries at the end of August, the finance ministry may raise short-term funds by selling extra treasury bills to the banks, squeezing cash-strapped local companies even harder.
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