Sentence examples for bonus rise from inspiring English sources

Alistair Phillips-Davies saw his annual bonus rise from £136,000 for 2011 and paid out last year, to £210,000 in the most recent accounts.

The Times considers an intervention by the bosses' group the Institute of Directors as "unprecedented" after it accused institutional investors of being "supine" for failing to block the bonus rise.

* Bank says 10,000-12,000 jobs to go, including 7,000 in UK. * Says 'competitive' market drove 10 pct bonus rise.

Her salary was unchanged at $1 million; her bonus rose 20percentto to $1.5 million from $1.25 million.

Mr. Sorrell's total pay, including base salary and bonus, rose 60 percent in 2011 from £4.2 million in 2010, according to the WPP annual report.

I do not expect to repeat that", said Jenkins, who had faced criticism for defending the bonus rises as necessary to avoid a "death spiral" of top bankers leaving.

One of the reasons cited by the bank for last year's bonus rises was a doubling in the rate of departures in the investment bank, particularly in the US, following an attempt to clamp down on bonuses after the Libor crisis.

The CEO made a salary of $1 million, unchanged from the previous two years, and his stock bonus rose to $6.25 million from $5 million in 2002, according to Reuters.

It is important to note that for editors, both their participation and performance in the political study meetings were considered vital elements in the evaluation process for their job promotion, their salary and bonus rises, and their applications for Party membership.

Managers earn their big money in the form of performance fees, which means bonuses rise and fall with investor returns.

The Department for Transport increased bonuses from £9.4 million to £9.8 million, while the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills handed out £2.4 million, up from £2.1 million and the Department of Health saw bonuses rise from £998,000 to £1.1 million.