Sentence examples for cap on compensation from inspiring English sources

In their decision, the judges wrote that "any cap on compensation would be a direct violation of the statute" governing the fund.

The plan includes a $500,000 cap on compensation for senior officials and new restrictions on other kinds of megabuck payouts, like severance pay.

"A fiduciary must make full disclosure and play no tricks but is not subject to a cap on compensation," the chief judge, Frank H. Easterbrook, wrote for the panel.

The uproar led to the passage by Congress of a cap on compensation for the top two officers at every major airline, except for those that fly only domestically.

If you are an employee, it will be deemed to be automatic unfair dismissal if you are dismissed because of your whistleblowing, and there is no qualifying period of service required, nor a cap on compensation if you are successful.

And in Texas, since the enactment of the Legislature's 2003 tort reform package, which included a $250,000 cap on compensation for noneconomic damages in medical malpractice cases, the idea that plaintiffs are now filing suits that are not overwhelmingly meritorious is "just ridiculous," he said.

The report warns that the government has already succeeded in reducing workers' rights, when in 2012 the qualifying period for unfair dismissal rights was increased from one to two years, along with new caps on compensation.

Other common provisions in ACA replacement proposals include severe "caps" on compensation for patients injured by negligent hospitals or physicians.

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In March, it announced a cap on future compensation but did not provide specifics.

But the biggest, a cap on the compensation of top executives, will remain in place until the government sells off its entire stake.