Sentence examples for change in remuneration from inspiring English sources

They are now under threat from a change in remuneration.

With regard to MPH contributing to change in remuneration, graduates from KIT and SPHUWC gave significantly higher responses than did graduates from the other four institutions.

Future trends after 2005 may depend on new changes in remuneration systems.

It is suggested that changes in remuneration which encourage doctors to spend more time with patients would improve the doctor-patient interaction and, consequently improve trust in regular healthcare.

Recruitment of donors has always required marketing, yet in 30 years there has been little change in actual remuneration, now termed "travelling" costs, because it is classified as a form of tissue donation, for which monetary remuneration is illegal.

In the period from 1995 to 2005 there was no change in the remuneration system but only small adjustments in the fees and the types of fees.

The change in human resource remuneration following a salary increase of 50% for health ministry staff between 2004 and 2006 led to a 17% increase in economic costs per dose delivered.

Some European governments are considering legislation to force changes in corporate remuneration practices.

Nicholas Stretch, of law firm CMS Cameron McKenna, said: "Because London has a very large number of people with variable high pay, the forthcoming bonus capping rules – and extending the number of people caught by the rules – will have a particular impact on our financial services industry and lead to extensive changes in how remuneration is provided".

BM, external to the practice, facilitated change by identifying contributing factors, then formulating and executing planned changes in staffing, remuneration and office procedures.

Outcome in this study is defined as the application of competencies and as the effects on career, such as increase in leadership, new responsibilities, change in position, and increase in remuneration.