Sentence examples for better bonus from inspiring English sources
"A better-performing company means a better bonus for me, a happier workplace, and fewer problems all around".
The exception was a slightly slower-than-normal summer, but it came after a slightly better bonus season earlier in the year, and there are now reports of a more typical post-Labor Day upswing.
The PRs have got publicity for her tour, the newspapers were able to run sexy pictures of one of the nation's favourite pop divas in a revealing outfit and an even better bonus - the story sprogged spin-offs keeping us all entertained for nearly a week.
But even if that's no longer an issue, it requires more than better bonuses to heal the wounds inflicted when two former rivals are forced together.
Does anyone seriously think that assurances about "better bonuses" (as misguided as "better targets", of which they are a close relative) will stem this tide of outrage?
Dr. Michael Rawlins, chairman of NICE, blames the industry, saying that some companies raise prices "to get profits up so their executives can get better bonuses".
He held out for a better signing bonus, however, and did not enter the minor leagues until the 2000 season.
And with no strong candidate set to emerge in Besigye's the incumbent president will likely enjoy a strong no-better-option bonus.
Puffs of Smoke The liquor flowed, the towels were steaming and the neck rub was better than a bonus.
"The prime minister has said she wants to see stronger shareholder oversight of executive pay and greater transparency including better reporting of bonus targets and pay ratios.
