11.   The Legislature last year granted Rylander the authority to find money for merit raises for higher education faculty.

12.   The News, under the terms of a contract it has imposed, wanted to issue merit raises to some reporters.

13.   The solution for many companies is to hold automatic pay raises to a minimum, thus punishing mediocre employees, while lavishing merit raises and bonuses on the superstars.

14.   While experts say broadbanding is new, it is in many ways a variation of the old merit raise.

15.   With merit raises, a percentage of salary becomes a permanent part of paychecks, is factored into pensions and is announced at the end of the year.

16.   The district proposed a plan under which teachers would receive merit raises only in those schools whose test scores improved.

17.   The Times decided to cut the supplements rather than resort to layoffs, buy-outs or a freeze on merit raises.

n. + raise >>共 124
pay 70.00%
salary 3.33%
merit 2.27%
teacher 1.87%
wage 1.33%
year 1.07%
leg 0.80%
cost 0.40%
fare 0.40%
demand 0.40%
merit + n. >>共 53
badge 18.00%
scholarship 12.00%
raise 11.33%
aid 4.00%
award 4.00%
selection 4.00%
consideration 3.33%
increase 2.67%
attention 2.67%
impeachment 2.00%
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