Sentence examples for bonus regimes from inspiring English sources

Barclays could lose some of these coveted human resources to banks that work under softer bonus regimes.

Results of the test will be released on July 23rd.Meanwhile, the European Parliament approved a directive that would introduce one of the world's strictest bonus regimes for bankers.Jeffrey Immelt, the boss of GE, stirred controversy by reportedly saying that "I really worry about China" and that the conditions for doing business there were adverse.

At the government-controlled Royal Bank of Scotland, for example, this new austerity is exemplified by a bonus regime that pays top-earning executives only their base salary — traditionally about 10 to 20percentt of total compensation — in cash.

Similarly, the parade of top graduates from business and law schools could slow, now that the big bonus regime may be coming to an end.

Grafite and Bonus (1) were cultivated under two water regimes (continuous irrigation CI and water deficit WD induced after flowering).

Labour has plans for a bankers' bonus tax and would tighten up the regime on stamp duty for share transactions.

The besieged and shrinking public sector is women's best chance of equal pay, but privatisation beckons, and with it new regimes of remuneration: zero-hours contracts and bonus cultures that promote hierarchy and inequality.

In that mood, and with a bonus to spend on quality booze and food at the regime's elite network of Delikat and Exquisit stores, might I have come to a little agreement with the Stasi, had they called?

The fact that it's Syria, home of a brutal regime in the best of times, is a bonus, meant to inspire chills with images of torture involving car batteries and alligator clips attached to sensitive body parts).

He endorsed the regime at HSBC under which he would not get a bonus.

Last week, UBS announced that under its new regime, as of 2009 a maximum of one-third of an annual bonus would actually be paid at year's end, with the rest held in escrow.