Sentence examples for compensation and recognition from inspiring English sources

In large companies, young geoscientists often have a choice of pursuing a managerial track or a parallel technical career ladder, with comparable compensation and recognition.

For the majority of postdocs, however those supported by professors' research grants and working in university laboratories the postdoc years generally do not provide high-quality mentoring, movement toward scientific independence, adequate compensation and recognition, or guidance toward establishing a permanent career.

The issue of proper compensation and recognition for the veterans' military service is a crucial one for Filipino Americans.

That could potentially put them "outside the system," meaning they would be excluded from the compensation and recognition granted to official military firefighters.

But is this a loophole or a concept of overtime exemption that results in a different mechanism for compensation and recognition?

Staff felt that this emphasis on the lack of personal benefit (particularly when patients as well as funding bodies got personal benefit as clinical benefit) acted as a barrier to recruiting patients who expected sufficient compensation for, and recognition of, their time and clinical labour.

Significant differences were found on eight of the 11 satisfaction scales: Autonomy and Flexibility in Decision-Making, Job Security, Working Conditions--Hours Worked, Opportunities for Collegial Exchange, Salary and Compensation, Promotional Opportunities, Recognition and Prestige, and Opportunities for Sabbatical.

Providing compensation and basic respect and recognition to families who have lost a loved one, been injured, or lost a home, is only one piece of the challenge in Afghanistan of course.

Despite their long-standing role in HIV care, CHW programmes in Zambia have faced challenges related to low motivation, inadequate supervision, insufficient compensation, and the lack of recognition by formal health providers [ 6, 7].

Now seemingly forgotten by the government, without compensation or recognition, these men and women struggle to reconcile their feelings of loyalty towards the ANC with having being let down by the system.

On Thursday, they attended the parliamentary hearing where campaigners spoke of the impact of drones on civilian populations and the lack of compensation or recognition of their losses for the families of those killed and wounded.