Sentence examples for One-off compensation from inspiring English sources

One email suggests a one-off compensation payment that, it promises, would "gain overwhelming support" from the membership.

The redress scheme, which is expected to offer one-off compensation of $75,000 per person, has drawn a mixed response from members of the stolen generations.

Although the authority received a one-off compensation payment of almost £3m, other savings were due to underspends over a number of areas including legal fees, bridge maintenance and weather emergency, Audit Scotland's report of FETA's 2014-15 accountshowow.

However the government could argue the money could be returned to the BBC - the ultimate parent of BBC Worldwide - as a one-off compensation payment to the corporation for a freeze or cut in the licence fee.

All staff affected by the change are to get a one-off compensation payment to ensure they are not financially affected for the first two years of the change.

The council is offering the worst-affected employees one-off compensation payments of £3,000.

Autonomy subsequently cancelled its sale to Capax, and paid it a $400,000 one-off feein compensation.

The peasants were told that their leaders had given up all claims to the land in 1992, when every family received a 2,000 yuan (£133) one-off payment as compensation.

The company saw a loss of 7 cents per share, and its non-GAAP earnings, which exclude one-off share based compensation costs, were 0 cents per share.

NSW's $73m package will include $59m for compensation of one-off payments of up to $75,000.

That withdrawal from Euratom, the NAO said, "might be interpreted as a change of law" resulting in an adjustment of the £92.50 price promised to EDF, or even trigger a one-off payment for EDF through a compensation clause in the contract.