Sentence examples for average compensation for from inspiring English sources

In 2012, the average compensation for a Goldman director was $447,622, according to compensation data provider Equilar.

After a decade of seemingly limitless pay increases, the average compensation for chief executives shot up an additional 23percentto to $11.9 million, last year.

The average compensation for chief executives soared throughout the 1990's, for example, rising 23percentt in 1999 alone, to $11.9 million.

For example, research from Emolument shows that the average compensation for a woman working as a director in asset gathering is £311,000, and £306,000 for men.

The average compensation for mis-sold PPI is about £2,750, so anyone who uses a claims firm can expect it to pocket perhaps £700 or more.

All told, the average compensation for a director at one of the six biggest banks in 2011 was $328,655, according to Equilar.

The average compensation rate for claims to the PIC is 1 out of 3 for all types of injuries.

To calculate the direct medical costs of the intervention, the time required for the nurse to set up the computer, train the teen, and deliver the intervention was multiplied by the nurse educators' average compensation plus 25% for fringe benefits and 60% for clinic overhead.

The report found that average compensation in 2014 for CEOs of the largest firms was $16.3 million, up 3.9% from a year before and an increase of 54.3% since 2009 when the economy began to recover.

The standard measure for comparing wages across sectors is the average compensation rate.

For New York City's 281,000 employees, average compensation has risen 63% since 2000 to $107,000 a year.