The phrase "award pay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to compensation or remuneration, particularly when referring to additional pay given as a reward or incentive.
Example: "The company decided to implement an award pay system to recognize employees who exceed their performance targets."
Alternatives: "bonus pay" or "incentive pay".
It's that we are beginning to award pay increases not based on merit and I don't believe in that.
First, American firms need to be globally competitive and can no longer afford to award pay and fringe benefits solely according to American norms.
However, if employees did not think their new conditions were more favourable they would have to complain to an independent regulator and challenge the agreement, or wait 12 months to revert to award pay.
Officials said that the larger goal of the proposal was to make the boards of major corporations across a wide range of industries award pay packages more consistent with corporate earnings.
The BBC's Noel Mwakugu in Nairobi says the rising cost of living and the selective approach the government has taken to award pay hikes to its workers has largely contributed to the strikes.
The BBC's Noel Mwakugu in the capital, Nairobi, says the rising cost of living and the selective approach the government has taken to award pay hikes to its workers has largely contributed to the strikes.
The American Best Translated Book Award pays out $5,000.
In the event that the external award pays some of the tuition and health fees, GSAS will pay the difference.
The award pays tuition for graduate-level classes and program fees during the a semester at Syracuse University's S.I.
Bannister, whose sporting fame was to overshadow Chataway's achievements despite the initial suggestion of the BBC award, paid warm tribute.
The award, paid to Timothy D. Cook, came at the recommendation of Mr. Jobs, the company said in a filing on Friday with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
