Sentence examples for changes in compensation from inspiring English sources
He attributes "Blue Inequality" to changes in compensation norms and superstar effects.
Perhaps of more long-term significance are changes in compensation structure now under consideration in corporate boardrooms.
"That, combined with the fear of personal exposure, will cause some people to make some very significant changes in compensation".
The employers' association in January canceled a nationwide collective bargaining agreement covering workers at 100,000 retailing businesses, saying it wanted changes in compensation and work practices that date from the 1950s.
(One of the original 12 proposed amendments, which prohibited midterm changes in compensation for members of Congress, was ratified in 1992 as the Twenty-seventh Amendment. The last one, concerning the ratio of citizens per member of the House of Representatives, has never been adopted).
Both groups showed systematic changes in compensation magnitude as a function of perturbation size and direction: larger perturbation size or upward direction elicited greater compensation magnitude.
Without a change in compensation, employees still have an incentive to work hard, leaving a company's prospects intact.
"This change in compensation level made it feasible for doctors who already had the calling to make home visits," said Constance Row, executive director of the American Academy of Home Care Physicians, an association based in Edgewood, Md. Dr. Foley had the calling.
First, I engineer an exogenous change in compensation for childcare workers from fixed wages to performance pay.
This change in compensation rationale favouring many summer farms that are small in terms of livestock units could be seen as way of devaluing the heritage produced by summer farms when it comes to biodiversity, but emphasising their value when it comes to cultural heritage such as keeping traditional breeds and producing tourist experiences.
