The phrase "administrative compensation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to payment or benefits provided to employees in administrative roles or positions.
Example: "The company has revised its policy on administrative compensation to ensure fair pay for all administrative staff."
Alternatives: "administrative remuneration" or "administrative pay".
There are no state rules governing executive or administrative compensation at groups that receive state subsidies.
"There are currently no state rules governing executive and administrative compensation for not-for-profits that receive state support," the announcement said.
The registry also leaves a huge liability hanging over existing businesses.A second idea is to address mass torts by creating a giant administrative compensation system, along the lines of the fund for victims of the September 11th attacks.
He singled out administrative compensation as one area where districts could find savings as they worked to absorb his proposed $1.5 billion reduction in state school aid, which has drawn criticism from teachers' unions and education groups.
In addition, Mr. Cuomo and his aides have argued that school districts can reduce their administrative compensation, that they have reserves they can tap, and, most recently, that they can "cut the fat" by reducing non-classroom expenditures like food services, procurement and transportation.
The administrative compensation process should be simple enough that the citizen doesn't need a lawyer.
We selected October 2008 - September 2009 as the study period since 12 months account for any seasonal caseload fluctuations, and administrative and compensation practices at all CM sites were the same during this period.
"Administrative ambiguity," "low compensation and benefits," and "insufficient training" are the three biggest problems facing Canada's postdocs, according to a report issued on 2 October by the Canadian Association of Postdoctoral Scholars and Mitacs, a nonprofit training and research organization.
Workers' compensation administrative claims data from 1 January 1986 through to 31 December 2009 were obtained from the VWA.
A deidentified workers' compensation administrative database for the period from 1986 was obtained from the VWA for the purpose of this study.
Table 1 shows these variables, the predicted direction of their relationship to disability, and the source of information we will use (worker interview or workers' compensation administrative databases).
