Third, board members have little financial interest in the impact of their compensation decisions, since the burden of executive compensation is spread widely over many shareholders.
Total burden of sick compensations (SLDP) was also reported.
It also said that the proposed regulation covering delays to connecting flights unfairly placed the entire burden for compensation on the operator of the first flight — at odds with existing international rules that require such costs to be shared between affected carriers.
With the decreasing distortion of the current flowing to the main bus, the voltage quality of sub buses will be improved, and the burden of the harmonic compensation devices installed at the main bus can be relieved.
Her plan includes reducing the burden of worker's compensation costs for businesses, reducing regulations, and reducing permitting fees.
7 29 32 37 Alternatively, only a few recent studies emphasised the burden of subsequent workers' compensation claims; however, these studies analysed only the initial and second claims, but did not consider any further work-related injuries or illnesses.
Such conveniences were, of course, a kind of compensation for the great burdens that he bore: the crippling riding accident that left him lifelong pain, the reckless homosexuality that stifled and governed his social life in a less tolerant time.
(Researcher7) Researchers view access to research-based test results as one form of compensation to participants for the burdens of participation (others include, for example, clinical assessments of genetic risk).
Domestic producers of energy-intensive goods, on whom much of the burden of adjustment will fall, will demand some form of compensation or protection.
Magdalene survivors have waited too long for justice and this should not be now burdened with a complicated legal process or closed-door policy of compensation".
