Any money you do save will remain in accounts that pay derisory rates of interest. |
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Many financial institutions offer derisory returns of 0.1 per cent or slightly more on demand deposit accounts. |
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The bin workers had threatened a five-day strike next week after rejecting a 4 percent pay offer as derisory. |
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The company's derisory offer of a 1 percent pay rise has been overwhelmingly rejected by the workforce, who are demanding a rise of 3 percent. |
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We wanted to picket to raise awareness that we are not prepared to accept the derisory pay offer that has been imposed on us. |
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Millions of savers have money in deposit accounts that pay derisory rates of interest. |
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Members of the Services Union are voting on strike action after receiving what they consider to be a derisory pay rise. |
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Meanwhile, 300 members of middle management are demanding an improvement in what they term a derisory 1 per cent pay offer. |
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Last year we received a derisory four per cent increase in the fees paid by the council. |
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The membership feel insulted by the derisory pay offer of four per cent for this year. |
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Rather than languishing in rates paying derisory interest, these sums can be made to work hard for the business. |
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And more, in that sleek smile, he sensed a derisory note rising out of Lubin's relationship to Morris' sister, Celia. |
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It is easy to be derisory about politics in Ireland, and, heaven knows, there is much to be derisory about. |
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He later sold it to the firm on derisory terms, a decision he regretted to his dying day. |
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The derisory rates of interest have encouraged savers to play the stock market or buy property. |
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When I mentioned the latest bad press, their reticence gave way to hoots of derisory laughter and genuine indignation. |
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The verdict went in favour of the companies, though with derisory damages of one farthing. |
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Many get a huge shock when they discover on the eve of their retirement that they are only entitled to a derisory state pension. |
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There has been a pattern of derisory pay offers in recent months tied to productivity increases and attacks on conditions, particularly pension rights. |
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This unfair arrangement and the extortionate interest involved ensured that her income remained at a derisory two pennies per day. |
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Yet while some banks and building societies offer attractive interest to encourage junior customers to see the benefit of saving, others pay them a derisory rate. |
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But at least the Goncourt, with its derisory 50NF cash reward, had clean hands. |
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Between folie des grandeurs et folie douce he stages his aspiration to posterity in a way that is at the same time spectacular and derisory. |
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Those exploited persons work in very hard conditions, receive a derisory salary and do not get any welfare, legal or medical protection. |
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But unlike theatre, the gap between the birth of cinema and its spreading is derisory or insignificant as in Egypt. |
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He explained he was reproducing the ancient Roman salute, and suffered a one-match suspension and a derisory fine. |
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Shareholders in Argentaria are being offered a derisory sum for control of their bank. |
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This crepuscular work blends direct quotations with parodical, sometimes even derisory, associations. |
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This draws on a derisory term from the 1850s, which was applied to those who sought to create a nobility in frontier-era Australia. |
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Colleagues at work have been either very impressed or derisory. |
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Although this figure is still derisory in comparison to overall tonnage, it has, over the year, enabled 535 trucks to be replaced. |
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Although the Government established a fund for genocide survivors, the allocation remains derisory compared with the victims' needs. |
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This is a derisory and disappointing sum given the urgent and essential needs in this area. |
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This amounts to a derisory average cost when compared to all the cases looked at. |
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What are European citizens supposed to believe when they read the condemnatory statements by the Council, on the one hand, and hear the derisory comments by the ministers in it, on the other? |
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Aleatory contracts have no real cause where, from the beginning, the absence of any risk makes the agreed exchange illusory or derisory for one of the parties. |
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The main purpose of making such derisory resources available is to strengthen the power of capital and tear down any social achievements left over from the socialist era. |
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This is aggravated by the capital charges applied to lending and, for the larger banks, on the deposits themselves. Not surprisingly, revenue growth in the sector is derisory. |
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Its application would be derisory or even counter productive for some, as it favours sectors presenting other risks, such as nuclear energy or accelerated carbon storage, whose side effects have not been determined. |
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Beyond the timeliness of his actions, provoking momentary desorientations, his ironic and derisory interventions reflect on the produciton of meaning and the legitimization of art. |
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West Clare was one of the worst areas for evictions, where landlords turned thousands of families out and demolished their derisory cabins. |
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We agree that it is up to the laws to establish the order or manner of succession, and that it would be derisory and dangerous to allow each individual the unlimited capacity to arbitrarily undo the work of laws. |
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There had been very little time to complete the report, and derisory resources, but he had received valuable assistance, in particular from the two secretaries. |
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Brisnins, a pseudoscientist with derisory illusions of wisdom and knowledge. |
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Publisher Egmont's decision to abridge AA Milne's stories for a new app has caused a backlash, including a derisory leader in the Times and a debate on the Today programme. |
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