To backdate a pay rise."They got a pay rise in March which was backdated to January."
Cambridge Dictionary Online.
In the News:
"The acting police commissioner, Tony Wagambie, says progress has been made in reviewing the salaries and allowances of all ranks and once formally approved, the increases will be back-dated to the beginning of this year."
Radio New Zealand International.
"...the country receive a 5.2 per cent pay rise this year, backdated to January"
Daily Mail.
"Colin Fenney from the Australian Manufacturing Workers Union says the current enterprise bargaining agreement expired at the end of February, but the company refuses to backdate any salary increase."
ABC News.
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Radio New Zealand International.
"...the country receive a 5.2 per cent pay rise this year, backdated to January"
Daily Mail.
"Colin Fenney from the Australian Manufacturing Workers Union says the current enterprise bargaining agreement expired at the end of February, but the company refuses to backdate any salary increase."
ABC News.
Imagen: http://www.makeitcheaper.com/
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