Sentence examples for compensation grow from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the senior managers of these enterprises have seen their compensation grow exponentially as a reward for their perceived contributions to the bottom line.

Tracking executive compensation grew out of Joint Information's original business of general legal and financial research, Mr. Lurie said.

Workers' total compensation grew strongly for the three quarters that began in July of last year (see chart)—strongly enough to alarm some of the inflation hawks at the Fed.

But several dozen families are holding out despite increasingly higher offers of compensation, growing intimidation and frequent breaks in their water and electricity supplies.

It may be that any board member who seemed to see nothing wrong with executives taking home hundreds of millions of dollars in pay would not see a problem when his own compensation grew a few extra zeros.

City worker compensation grew twice as fast as that of employees in the private sector and elsewhere in the public sector during the same period, the Citizens Budget Commission said in the report, which was released on Thursday.

Why is federal compensation growing so quickly?

Valuations (generally) go up over time and the value of the equity compensation grows with it.

On average, during the first quarter of 2012, oil CEO compensation grew by a shocking 55percentt.

CEO compensation grows exponentially while the jobless rate and median pay for the workforce stagnates.

Average monthly compensation grew by 0.3percentt, or $7, while average monthly hours worked decreased by 0.3percentt, or 24 minutes.