In India, the ASHAs were perceived as being entirely accountable to auxiliary nurse midwifes, especially since they collect their remuneration from the primary health centre [ 49].
Under this measure, Murray could collect up to £2.58m in remuneration.
The business secretary, Vince Cable, has circulated a consultative paper suggesting a number of reforms, such as making a vote on a firm's future pay policy binding; requiring at least 75% of shareholders to approve remuneration policies; a binding shareholder vote where directors who leave collect more than a year's worth of basic salary.
Third, the objective of this study was to measure and compare job satisfaction and intention to leave in the three countries, so we did not collect detailed data on possible determinants, actual working conditions or remuneration.
The initial aim was to collect expenditure information using a functional classification that included salaries and remuneration, non-salary administrative activities, program activities, civil works, drugs, and equipment separately for the district health office, health centers, and hospitals.
A common approach was proposed to collect data by means of personal interview with a sample of facility-based health care providers on a number of topics, including professional qualifications, demographic characteristics, work activities, workplace conditions and remuneration [ 10].
The latest accounts show McCartney collected £3.34m last year in dividend, remuneration and pension payments, as profits for her label soared 16% to £3.29m on turnover up 19% to £21m.
The MABEL survey is currently collecting information about the frequency of visiting, remuneration arrangements and workforce motivations to address information gaps.
Administrative data, routinely collected records used for health system management and physician remuneration, are a common tool for population-based studies about infectious and chronic conditions because these data contain diagnosis codes for ascertaining disease cases.
Instead of supporting songwriters in their quest to get fair remuneration from big corporations such as YouTube, the major labels put pressure on songwriters' collecting societies to accept ridiculously low royalty rates.
