Sentence examples for average total compensation from inspiring English sources

After five years, average total compensation for firefighters is $76,000.

But these figures pale in comparison with average total compensation of more than $2 million during the boom.

Average total compensation enjoyed by asset managers in the biggest financial centres fell from $190,000 to $148,000.

By 2013, the average total compensation — salary, pension contribution and health insurance contribution — for a state employee will be $102,000.

Excluding the value of options granted in the last two years, those C.E.O.'s received, on average, total compensation of $5.9 million, up 23percentt from an average of $4.8 million in 2002.

They are among the highest-paid performers at Carnegie Hall, even though they do not play a note: they are the stagehands of Local 1, whose average total compensation of more than $400,000 a year is more than some of the hall's top executives earn.

By Mr. Crystal's reckoning, the average chiefs total compensation is a staggering $12 million, with stock options accounting for 60percentt.

The plan, for the 25 top earners at seven companies that received exceptional help, will on average cut total compensation this year by about 50percentt.

In the private sector the average for total compensation was $29.72.

The OECD, a think-tank, reckons that taxation eats up a little less than 30% of the average American's total compensation, compared with nearly 50% in Germany and France.

At a hearing in 2011, Mr. Ross, the chairman of the House subcommittee on the federal work force, the Postal Service and labor policy, charged that "federal employees on average earned $101,628 in total compensation in 2010, nearly four times more than the average private-sector worker".