Sentence examples for bonus cost from inspiring English sources

Additionally, in 2011, the Retirement Fund granted $170 million in "bonus" cost of living increases to pensioners, even though the City faced a $300 million deficit and the pension fund had lost money.

JP Morgan's staff salary and bonus costs leapt 5% to 30.6 billion dollars £19.11 billion).

Include other sources of income as well if applicable, such as tips, monthly bonuses, cost of living increases, dividends, interest income, etc.

BSC's Break-even Analysis is based on the average of the first-year figures for total sales by salaries, bonuses costs, and all other operating expenses.

Retaining the bonus will cost the budget $5.2bn over four years.

That will give you an idea of how much losing your bonus could cost.

As a bonus, it cost a third of what he paid the home tutor.

Their failure to secure any bonus points cost them but they were more than a bonus to a game which at the highest level has become all too often a battle of big bodies and dull wits.

In Europe the marginal income tax rate for an executive can easily take 60% from his cash salary and performance bonus and cost the company another 40% -plus for various social welfare taxes.

Health care managers here consider free tummy tucks or remodeled breasts no different from a free trip to the Bahamas, one-shot bonuses that cost less than salary increases.

N.F.L. club executives often talk about the "good old days," the time before free agency sprouted in 1994, the days of no salary cap and when big dollars spent on salaries and bonuses would cost a franchise nothing more than a hefty check.