Sentence examples for compensation estimates from inspiring English sources

The 2006 Ironman Canada champion (who receives free hemp products from Living Harvest, but no compensation) estimates that he has been tested for THC about 10 times since adding hemp to his diet and has never tested positive for the drug.

Compensation estimates were derived by multiplying lost work hours from presenteeism and absenteeism by wage/fringe.

Reductions in friction-corrected presenteeism costs were qualitatively greater than reductions in friction-corrected absenteeism costs compared to compensation estimates.

We used the Society of Critical Care Medicine's annual compensation estimates from 2009 for critical care physicians, nurses, pharmacists and respiratory therapists.

Although the methods identify similar companies with high costs from lost productivity, friction correction reduces the size of compensation estimates of productivity loss by one half.

Thus, the current study's application of best available disruption correction methods result in a close overlap with compensation estimates, because presenteeism accounts for 81% of lost work productivity in depression [ 18].

The court, in Bordeaux, used a new law to rule that the girl and her parents should receive compensation estimated at 600,000 francs ($85,000) by the court.

Harold T. Shapiro, who ranked third in the survey, received $705,863 in the year he stepped down as president of Princeton, including deferred compensation estimated at $200,000.

Ms Shoesmith is now expected to take her case to the employment tribunal, where she is pursuing compensation estimated at £1m.

Graef Crystal, an independent expert on executive compensation, estimated that Mr. Nacchio received about $87 million in compensation in 2001, despite a widening of Qwest's losses and a 65percentt plunge in its stock price.

Mr. Duhalde has insisted that any such compensation, estimated at about $30 billion, must be approved by Congress, effectively committing the next government to what will certainly be difficult negotiations with the banks.