Sentence examples for additional compensation to from inspiring English sources

During the organizing phase the union might provide additional compensation to the salts so that their total pay is on par with union wages.

Mr. Giuliani hailed the accord, in which the union, District Council 37, acknowledged that the city had the right to pay additional compensation to award employees for outstanding performance.

Domestic workers will be entitled to negotiate with their employers to forgo the break and receive additional compensation to work that day, although the new regulations will not affect the permits of those maids already under contract.

Libya is expected to sign a deal Friday to pay additional compensation to the families of 170 people killed in the 1989 bombing of a French airliner, clearing the way for improved ties with France.

All sorts of other schemes for easing the blow to poorer workers are being floated, from imposing the cuts only on new claimants to making adjustments to tax bands to give additional compensation to the losers.

A8 Libya to Pay Compensation Libya is expected to sign a deal today to pay additional compensation to the families of 170 people killed in the 1989 bombing of a French airliner.

Today Flinland's Nokia announced that it has extended a patent license agreement with the Korean handset giant for another five years, and that the two had entered into binding arbitration to settle additional compensation related to this, expected to be concluded in 2015.

The director, William Peter Slusser, who was on the Tyco board from 1997 until last year, said the board and its compensation committee were not asked to consider nor did they approve millions of dollars in additional compensation granted to Tyco's former chief executive and chief financial officer.

The state began handing out additional compensation grants to poor homeowners as well.

The train operator estimates that it will hand back £2.8m in additional compensation this year to 85,000 travellers who would not otherwise claim - representing an average of £33 each.

And as well as paying the 'unblighted' value of the property, the government is proposing to pay additional compensation of 10% up to the value of £47,000.