The phrase "associated remuneration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing payment or compensation related to a specific role, task, or agreement.
Example: "The contract outlines the responsibilities of the employee and the associated remuneration for their work."
Alternatives: "related compensation" or "connected payment".
Experiencing emotional exhaustion was inversely associated with "remuneration" and "task" satisfaction, actively job searching was associated with being dissatisfied with job "security" and voluntary quitting was associated with dissatisfaction with "continuing education".
Our results support this notion, as we found both variables related to the clinicians knowledge (use of treatment algorithms) and related to the clinic's organization (psychotherapy on-site and mode of remuneration) associated with the quality of depression treatment.
5 In this study, the CHWs' dissatisfaction on remuneration was not associated with their level of earning.
35 In summary, this study revealed that completeness of physician claims data are associated with method of physician remuneration and that a predictive model can be used to estimate the magnitude of data incompleteness for disease surveillance.
Specifically in the nurses group, stronger motivation by remuneration aspects was associated with female gender, fewer years in service and occupying a managerial position, whereas in the doctors subgroup with female gender.
Each practice site receives remuneration for the burden associated with data collection and entry.
Suggested interventions to improve job satisfaction have been extrapolated mostly from the organizational factors known to be associated with job satisfaction, including caseload, remuneration, physical working conditions, supervision and leadership.
At the same time many GPs complain of the heavy workload, the insufficient remuneration and the minimal benefits associated with home visiting.
Suggested interventions to improve job satisfaction have mostly been extrapolated from the organisational factors known to be associated with job satisfaction, so include improving remuneration, workload, physical working conditions, work organisation, supervision, and leadership (5, 23).
Summers isn't a banker, of course, but he is associated with the financial industry and its lucrative remuneration practices.
