The phrase "appealing compensation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing salary or benefits that are attractive or desirable to potential employees.
Example: "The company offers appealing compensation packages that include not only a competitive salary but also generous benefits."
Alternatives: "attractive remuneration" or "desirable pay".
BP's chief executive, Bob Dudley, said the company was prepared for long-haul legal battles and is appealing against compensation claims worth more than $1bn which he described as "absurd".
But far from insulting, he said he found the idea appealing, particularly if compensation committees end up rewarding teachers based on their accomplishments.
Unless science offers talented people rewarding intellectual work, appealing career paths, and compensation commensurate with their skills and the time and effort invested in their training, many individuals who are capable of making important scientific contributions will seek careers outside of science, he concluded.
These approaches exploit the physical structure of the chemical reactor to construct compensation schemes with physical appealing.
The officials had indicated, however, that while appealing the ruling they would offer compensation and assistance not only to the plaintiffs but also to all people with leprosy.
Meanwhile, those harmed by the actions of the foreign firms, for instance by what they do to the environment, do not have comparable protections of appealing to an international tribunal and receiving compensation.
The values (beta _0^*) and (beta _1^*), which avoid filtering failure, are intuitively appealing because the first-order effects of the compensation parameters on the creditors' payoff dominate.
In addition, competing IBS studies at UNC with shorter time commitments and higher compensations have made this opportunity less appealing to some.
A group of investors is appealing to the European court of human rights for compensation, after its claim was rebuffed by the high court.
BP is appealing against a ruling earlier this month that upheld the way compensation is being paid.
Fricke, who is not at this time appealing his ouster but has filed the worker's compensation claim, said he raised another incident of improper weapons display by an officer before he left the department.
