One board officer, the ______, may be compensated for services as determined by the board.
Because they are being compensated for services, i.e., there is significant quid pro quo, postdocs working under these circumstances are considered to be employees ( Loo v. Commissioner, 1954; 22 T.C. 220; see Part I).
He turned them all down, with one exception: He agreed to be an adviser to a family of funds run by the Yucaipa Companies, a California private equity firm controlled by one of his best friends, the billionaire Ronald W. Burkle". Neither the campaign nor aides to Bill Clinton would provide specific information as to how Bill Clinton is compensated for services he provides to Burkle.
They added that the MTA also has been adding subway and light rail lines that replace existing bus service and eventually compensate for the service cuts.
Theoretically, the flexibility of its model allows it so help compensate for prolonged service outages on regular public transit lines.
It can also be observed that, using our compensation mechanism, the backhaul rate of the affected FBS is increased to compensate for the service to public clients.
Although I could not visit anonymously, as I had at the other B & B's, this was too good a find not to pass on, especially given the dearth of pleasant places to stay near Agrigento, where at even the best hotel, the view of the temples and the swimming pool can only just compensate for surly service and the odor of drains.
Some hospitals also receive an extra budget allocation to compensate for public service healthcare.
A $500AUD reimbursement to participating sites will be made to partially compensate for health service staff time commitment to study-related activities.
The reasons for this are, however, not entirely clear, especially whether this reflects an increased utilisation of informal services to compensate for inadequate formal services or rural carers simply managing with an overall lower level of, predominantly informal, support.
