Sentence examples for compensation benchmarks from inspiring English sources

While not proven yet "it is plausible to infer that even a single bilateral agreement would have the ripple effect of depressing the mobility and compensation of employees of companies that are not direct parties to the agreement" due to negotiations exposing compensation benchmarks, so she refused to dismiss the case.

"The dialogue is in the early stages, but at least people are discussing management's compensation and benchmarking it against how they are performing and how the shareholders are doing.

Through static and dynamic feature points matching on the objective target plane and the observation of movement compensation for benchmark instability, the three-component motion detection (lateral displacement, wind deviation of uplifting and torsion angle) of catenary suspension structure was realized, including the contact wire, messenger wire and dropper.

This will give you a basis for benchmarking compensation against industry standards.

First, compensation committees typically benchmark their company's compensation and performance with that of a peer group.

Friction compensation for a benchmark system with load friction plus joint flexibility and damping is addressed.

Along the way, Wall Street compensation became the benchmark for all corporate salaries.

At a news conference yesterday, Mr. McCall said that the exchange would operate differently and that new benchmarks for compensation would soon be established.

The benchmark for compensation is set by recent sales of local land.

For example, if a medium-size company uses much larger and more complex businesses as its benchmark, its compensation can be skewed, sending it far higher than it should be.

According to several people close to the fund who asked not to be identified, investors can select a benchmark, and compensation is determined by how much the fund makes over that point, on the theory that managers should not benefit unless they add value.