The phrase "average compensation per" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical payment or salary received for a specific category, such as a job title, industry, or demographic group.
Example: "The average compensation per employee in the tech industry has increased significantly over the past year."
Alternatives: "mean salary for" or "typical pay per".
The average compensation per employee in 2001 fell 23percentt from a year earlier, it said.
One place to look for vulnerabilities is the line in earnings reports detailing the average compensation per employee that banks have put aside.
As shown in Table 5 and Fig. 10, for the whole period, the highest average compensation per hour was that of the highly skilled American workers, followed by the average compensation per hour of the highly skilled Canadian workers and the medium-skilled American workers.
For each year from 2006 to 2008, the total compensation and average compensation per employee, paid or projected to be paid to all personnel, broken down by salaries, bonuses (cash and equity), and benefits; and a description of the reasons for the year-to-year changes in these amounts.
The lowest average compensations per hour are for the Mexican workers.
Average compensation cost per employee at global asset managers rose 22% between 2006 and 2014 to an estimated $263,000£170,00000).
The costs of outpatient care consisted of a quarterly capitation fee in 2010: 6y 59y 30.84 € (EBM 03111: 880*0.035048) > 60 y 35.74 € (EBM 03112: 1020*0.035048) plus an average compensation for prescriptions of 23.91 € per episode generated from the IMS prescription panel [24, 43].
Here, as the AFL-CIO has tracked, the average compensation for a Fortune 500 CEO is $9.25 million per year.
In America the compensation of workers in financial services was similar to average compensation until 1980.
The average compensation level is £2,750.
The average compensation granted was 2,300 euros.
