Sentence examples for appropriate remuneration from inspiring English sources

Yes, migrants and UK workers should be working in good conditions and with appropriate remuneration.

Hey Dave, he said via the Lords the other day, has the government "made any assessment of whether £675,000 per annum is the appropriate remuneration package level for the director general of the BBC"?

The decision that faces junior doctors today is simple: work in a job you are made to hate by overwork and underpay, or move abroad, where you can enjoy a sensible work-life balance for appropriate remuneration.

The Welsh Local Government Association WLGAA) has argued senior officers in local authorities receive "appropriate remuneration" reflecting the "highly demanding and challenging roles" they perform in "large multi-million pound businesses".

Similar decreases in funding towards Medicare spending have been observed for orthopaedic specialities in the United States and several studies have found that patients report that orthopaedic surgeons are reimbursed less than what they consider to be an appropriate remuneration (Tucker et al. 2013; Foran et al. 2012; Nagda et al. 2015).

Imagination is a key component of creative thinking and innovation, attributes that are significantly correlated with professional success and, as any casual perusal of the classifieds will reveal, are highly sought after, highly valued, and attract appropriate remuneration.

All interviewed practitioners agreed on appropriate monetary remuneration of the crowd depending on the service executed.

Free text comments indicated that some naturopaths did not feel the level of remuneration received was commensurate with their level of education and others raised practical issues about deciding on an appropriate wage.

The guidelines would examine issues like anthropologists' responsibility to provide assistance when their study subjects experience health emergencies; what is "appropriate and fair" remuneration to the subjects; and what constitutes "valid and appropriate informed consent" by subjects.

Despite the flaws of the current system, there were divided opinions about the most appropriate form of remuneration.

Participants in our study agreed that a mix of government and private funding was an appropriate model of remuneration.