The phrase 'additional remuneration' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used to refer to extra compensation or incentives given to an employee in addition to their salary, such as bonuses or rewards. Example Sentence: The company offered additional remuneration to employees who completed their projects ahead of schedule.
Apart from consultation fees, Gilman did not receive any additional remuneration from Martoma, yet he slid into ethical breaches with an ease verging on enthusiasm.
For each letter sent to a doctor, Mr. Wexler said, "the pharmacy benefit manager receives an administrative fee, and it may get additional remuneration for converting patients from one drug to another".
In April, the bank said Mr. Dougan was paid 71 million francs worth of shares under a multiyear bonus fund; for 2009 he also received additional remuneration of 19 million francs.
The deal would see a 11percentt basic pay rise, but additional remuneration for those working weekends would be reduced.
No additional remuneration was offered.
The PCTs requested pharmacies to also offer postal chlamydia screening, although no additional remuneration was provided.
In terms of remuneration, our data suggest that financial incentives have a limited impact on the level of participation, although the availability of additional funds appears to be useful in those cases where physicians first agree to change their practices in exchange for extra remuneration.
With the UK competing with other international centres for the world's top financial services talent, firms will need to strike the balance between risk and reward, with additional employee remuneration potentially creating an unstable cost structure".
Although doubts remain over the validity of these surveys in assessing quality of care [ 2, 3] the current General Medical Services GMSS) contract provides additional financial remuneration for conducting patient surveys.
Of the net profit collected by these cooperatives, 50% is managed in a fund at the MoH, and is used for CHW trainings and tools, and additional CHW remuneration.
The Case Fees Catalogue of 2005 consists of 876 DRGs, of which 33 are not remunerable with a case fee, and an additional list of 71 negotiated extra remunerations.
