Sentence examples for Nice compensation from inspiring English sources

But if anything, there is a silver lining here: The majority of the engineers involved found a very safe place to land and some nice compensation for their talents.

Yes, that was mighty nice compensation for my injury and a breath of human kindness in a world that often feels it's seeped away.

Being a woman can sometimes be a bit of a drag (Whoa! Bodyform!) and playing around with makeup occasionally is a nice bit of compensation, like finger painting for grownups but with a more aesthetically pleasing effect.

Higher compensation is nice, but apparently it isn't the key to employee retention.

When employees have scarce talents that are needed to make capital productive, they can win good compensation packages: nice pay, secure pensions, health care, and unions if they want them.

"And if you don't count online forms, I'm beating the main branch," said Ms. Gutierrez, whose only compensation is a nice box of Godiva chocolates from the staff.

The law firm claims that the accounting irregularities that emerged at Tesco last year have resulted in a "permanent destruction of value" for investors in its shares at the time, and is asking for billions in compensation (and a nice fat fee).

Cash bonuses are nice but they count as compensation.

While some patients said that the monetary compensation was a nice feature and they were happy to get it, they stressed that they would have joined the study even without the money.

Mr Starnes arrived in China last Tuesday to lay off the last 30 people, some of whom had been working at the site for up to nine years so their compensation packages were "pretty nice," he said.

Although they're a nonprofit, the leaders of the company are paid an exorbitant salary — president and CEO Juan Sanchez received $770,860 in compensation in 2015, a nice bump from the year prior.