Sentence examples for compensating staff from inspiring English sources
Chambers's respect for unfashionably middle-class values included his attitude about compensating staff members.
Profits before the bonus and tax were down 4% at £329m after a £47m charge for compensating staff who had been underpaid for holidays.
"£24m of taxpayers' money was spent in compensating staff for moving to Salford and the BBC has got to be properly open and transparent about its use of the licence fee".
The bank set aside $1.58bn to compensate staff, 59% lower than the third quarter of 2010, but a higher proportion of Goldman's revenue at 44% compared with 36% in 2009, the lowest ever level.
The challenge here is ensuring this does not affect an organisation's ability to attract talent: charities frequently use pensions to compensate staff for lower than average salaries, for example.
Although a large number of young Khmer attend some form of educational institution, schools and colleges are severely hampered by shortages of funds, books, equipment, and adequately trained and compensated staff.
The most interesting menu is the Soviet pavilion's, with its stern capitalized injunction not to tip the "adequately compensated" staff and the apparent merging of haute cuisine and Socialist ideals in the Plombier Moscow dessert, presumably almond-flavored ice cream shaped in the lead mold from which it takes its name, but perhaps passed off as a plumber's favorite.
We also now provide information about all reported board members of these groups, as well as their highly compensated staff.
That will show us which organizations have lobbyists on their board and which highly compensated staff are major political contributors.
They delayed the opening for a week, offering to post disclaimers, donate all profits to charity, and pay a manageable licensing fee that would allow them to compensate staff.
In East Timor the Ministry of Health wants to explore the use of incentives to compensate staff for working in remote and isolated conditions.
