Sentence examples for compensation advice from inspiring English sources

He added that company rules kept compensation advice objective.

[C6.] COMPENSATION ADVICE Aflac, the big insurer, is the first American company to give shareholders a voice on pay.

A spokesman for Towers Perrin said that it did not comment on specific clients but that the firm was confident about its practices and that its expertise had "resulted in the delivery of valuable, sound and objective executive compensation advice".

But at Mercer Management Consulting, the nation's largest compensation advice firm, not one client of its New York office had called by last evening to ask how to reprice before next Tuesday, said Yale Tauber, a principal.

They reasoned that client firms that switched to the newly spun-off "independent" specialist consultants (where consultant compensation does not have to be disclosed) are the ones that previously gave the multi-service consultants the additional business in order to influence the executive compensation advice upwards.

The following details should be clearly documented in case notes: (i) a full list of occupations held and the likely associated occupational exposures; (ii) advice to patients about continuing employment once a diagnosis has been made; and (iii) compensation advice appropriate to the case.

HEWLETT-PACKARD'S STUMBLES While Hewlett-Packard's board has taken the brunt of the criticism, Wall Street banks — which received $81 million in compensation for advice — have so far escaped scrutiny, wrote Andrew Ross Sorkin in his DealBook column.

It has defended the Axes/Axam fees as "appropriate" compensation for advice on the takeover, although City sources say payments to advisers in takeovers are typically between 1% to 2% of the price, or $20m-$20m-$40m

Mr. Grasso said he wanted to withdraw the money, which included $51 million in accrued pension benefits and $79 million in deferred compensation, on the advice of his lawyer, and he expressed his fear that a future board might alter his contract and prevent him from getting the money, directors who have spoken with Mr. Webb say.

Investment advisors receive compensation for providing advice regarding various investment products including stocks, bonds, mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

As currently written, the proposed rule states, "any individual receiving compensation for providing advice that is individualized or specifically directed to a particular plan sponsor (e.g. an employer with a retirement plan), plan participant, or IRA owner for consideration in making a retirement investment decision is a fiduciary".