The record companies, via the Recording Industry Association of America, promptly filed a lawsuit saying that their intellectual property was being trampled, and that MP3.com had copied thousands of CD's for commercial use without remunerating anyone.
In this case, Sarkozy was talking about privacy, but the principle holds with content aggregators, such as Google, that rely on a radically open world to collect and organize information without remunerating every single user.
Ms Fernández seems to be calculating that the political benefits of recalcitrance outweigh its economic costs.The default was prompted by a ruling in a New York court in 2012 which barred Argentina from paying bondholders who accepted the country's 2005 and 2010 debt restructurings without fully remunerating those hold-outs (Argentina prefers to call them "vultures") who rejected the deals.
"This directive is an important step towards correcting a situation which has allowed a few companies to earn huge sums of money without properly remunerating the thousands of creatives and journalists whose work they depend on," he said.
Sex without condoms may be more highly remunerated than protected sex [ 27], and other types of work may pay less [ 12].
Since 2003, Danish GPs have been remunerated for consultations managed by clinical staff without involvement of the GP, and increased use of practice personnel, including licensed nurse practitioners, is recommended by the Danish Ministry of Health [ 6].
Predictable working hours: workers under on-demand contracts or similar forms of employment should benefit from a minimum level of stability and predictability and be able to refuse, without consequences, an assignment outside predetermined hours or be remunerated if the assignment was not cancelled in time.
Research assistances handed out the questionnaires to the patients at the reception counter and told that they were not remunerated for participation and could decline to participate without penalty.
In addition, without a motivated health work force that is well trained, adequately remunerated, and with an acceptable workload there is not much to be expected in terms of the quality of the care provided nor the likelihood that mothers will come to seek care at health facilities.
Without the troops, people would have died this week; why aren't our men and women in uniform being remunerated appropriately?
