Sentence examples for and remuneration of from inspiring English sources

According to the Workplace Gender Equality Act (2012), all non-public sector companies with 100 or more employees are required to report annually to the agency on gender indicators, including the gender composition and remuneration of their workforce.

Under the current bylaws, directors are not involved in appointing, monitoring or compensating the head of supervision, although they have input into the selection and remuneration of the head of research (an important position, as this person helps to shape the Fed's view on bank capital and all technical matters relative to risk management), and they oversee other management issues.

The second levy, called the "financial activities tax", or FAT, is on the profits and remuneration of banks and this money can be paid into general revenue, meaning that it is not geared for insurance but to deter risk-taking behaviour where banks trade on the implicit guarantee that they are too important to fail, and take home large pay packets while taxpayers pick up their losses.

In addition, government receives transfers from other agents (YGTR) and remuneration of capital (YGK).

In the report, the group calls on NIH to divert funding from research grants to training grants for graduate students, support more postdocs on training grants, increase pay and improve benefits for postdocs, and boost the prestige and remuneration of staff scientist positions in academic labs.

Fair trade requires that agreements demand the same protections for the rights and remuneration of workers in other countries that we should be providing in the United States.

Further and detailed information about the contracts and remunerations of DAPP physicians is necessary in order to better evaluate the magnitude of the conflict of interest.

He had been paid between £10,000 to £15,000 to sit as a member of the clinical governance, finance and resources, and board nominations and remuneration committees of one of only four specialist children's NHS trusts in the UK.

"Amec has achieved a massive turnaround in its financial and operating performance in the last 30 months and the remuneration of key executives reflects that.

His role, as controller of Radio 3 and director of the Proms, paid Wright a salary of £219,650 and total remuneration of £227,450.

Hunt received a basic salary of £396,000, a bonus of £54,000 and total remuneration of £497,000.