Sentence examples for Lowered compensation from inspiring English sources

On the commercial banking side, there was some evidence of Mr. Dimon's cost-cutting measures in the corporate lending and real estate units, each of which, analysts said, had lowered compensation ratios.

The internet, Napster, and iTunes broke down barriers to entry that saturated the market with participants and quickly lowered compensation rates and consumer expectations to levels that were quite simply...unsustainable...unsustainable

This led to the first shift in government for 12 years with the new government suggesting lowered compensation for sick leave and unemployment.

The Fair Employment Act of 2011 -- a bill which is still in committee -- would make it illegal for employers to refuse to hire or to lower compensation based on employment status.

The study, conducted by David Roland-Holst, an economist at the Center for Energy, Resources and Economic Sustainability at the University of California, Berkeley, found that while the state's policies lowered employee compensation in the electric power industry by an estimated $1.6 billion over that period, it improved compensation in the state over all by $44.6 billion.

"Google has channeled, and segregated, and continues to channel and segregate, women on the basis of their sex into lower compensation levels and into less-compensated job ladders and levels," says the class-action complaint, officially filed in San Francisco Superior Court on Thursday and embedded in full below.

"If performance is lower, compensation is going to be lower," Mr. Viniar said.

When employees' efforts do not deliver a higher share price, the company faces a correspondingly lower compensation bill.

Operating costs declined 3.1 percent, to $431.9 million, from $445.7 million, mainly because of lower compensation and benefits costs, according to the company.

It also establishes a two-tier wage and benefit structure, which would keep higher compensation for current employees in exchange for lower compensation for new hires.

It added: "With only the lower compensation limit in place, pensioners could potentially be placed in financial difficulty with little or no chance to replenish their savings.