The phrase "adequately remunerated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether someone is being compensated fairly for their work or services.
Example: "Employees should feel that they are adequately remunerated for their contributions to the company."
Alternatives: "fairly compensated" or "properly paid".
Labourers were traditionally treated as part of the family; even though not adequately remunerated in cash, they were also paid in kind through free accommodation, food and other basic necessities enjoyed by the rest of the household members.
The latter must be adequately remunerated but the displaced workers should not be forgotten either.
Their opportunities to obtain adequately remunerated, formal work in other sectors are, however, scarce.
These factors are beyond the control of hospital managers and may not be adequately remunerated.
Affordability is however, just one of the considerations, and it is possible to envisage an NGO model where CHWs are adequately remunerated.
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.
Health workers reported that because the government did not adequately remunerate them they had to rely on other financially rewarding activities and per diems from attending seminars and workshops.
First, if under current systemic and technological conditions flexible bioelectricity production has a value, it should be remunerated adequately.
Commercial pressure reduces the ability of companies adequately to remunerate these skills.
Ensuring employees are adequately and fairly remunerated also promotes better worker productivity and retention," she said.
Further, they should be remunerated adequately considering the time cost and the market rate.
