Sentence examples for clear compensation from inspiring English sources
Clear compensation plans are fundamental.
It's time for performers on reality shows to receive clear compensation; to get training in performance before appearing on air; and to have their onscreen personas distinguished for viewers from their real identities.
Referring to the MoJ statement which said the appeal court had made it clear compensation should be paid when someone had been shown to be "clearly innocent", Jenkins said the ministry had effectively "put another demand on any miscarriage" to prove innocence as opposed to the traditional burden on the prosecution of proving guilt.
If you decide to explore Defining Culture, for example, you'll see recommendations like "commit to inclusivity in the company culture," "include transparency in company values and culture" and "define and share clear compensation bands".
Recommendations that appear on the website offer footnoted links to research supporting each point and include tips like "define and share clear compensation bands" and "write inclusive job descriptions".
Whoever nodded – a stressed director-general, a part-time trust chairman – the system of clearing compensation payments by email and chat between two rival decision centres looks broke, and crazy.
Dismissing suggestions that the ratio was higher than the 46% published for the first quarter of the year, Jenkins said: "I've been very clear about compensation … Compensation should move in line with performance".
But as the data makes clear, the compensation committees setting pay for the 0.01 percent are anything but humbled.
Is it clear that compensation and performance reviews are not based on a successful outcome for the pilot?
Any reform in this most sensitive of areas will be gradual.Besides, it is not at all clear that compensation is the right suspect to be held responsible for the credit crunch.
But as the 17 judges, including Britain's Nicolas Bratza, make clear the compensation payments of up to £3,400 for periods of false imprisonment of up to three years and three months are "substantially lower" than those awarded in past cases of unlawful detention.
