Sentence examples for compensation raising from inspiring English sources

Reducing eligibility for disability payments or cutting unemployment compensation, raising the retirement age, and decentralizing collective bargaining were also recommended.

Cutting health care and pension spending, reducing eligibility for disability and unemployment compensation, raising retirement ages and increasing labor supply were also overwhelmingly common recommendations.

Campaigning groups including Amnesty and Redress called for the international community to donate to a trust fund for the victims, in case the amount of compensation raised by Habré's assets was not enough.

He helped him get workers' compensation; raised hundreds of thousands of dollars to pay for medical care, partly through organizing an annual charity game of basketball superstars; and helped him learn to communicate by blinking his eyes to denote individual letters.

I was reading some articles today about there being a little bit of concern about their compensation raises and everything, and I think the bank has paid back the debt to the government and I think these are all good signs.

Corporate tax deductibility limits on fixed compensation components induce a shift to variable compensation while raising the manager's expected total compensation.

The amount of research done by the EDC Program has been expanded by collaboration with agencies such as NIOSH, NIEHS, and the National Cancer Institute; however, the fragmentation of scientists' time without compensation raises concern about whether the productivity (number of manuscripts published, etc). of these scientists is negatively impacted by participation in the EDC Program.

If a firm's previous funds have been successful, it can generally earn higher revenues with the new one by setting higher fees, demanding more variable compensation and raising more capital.

The commission wants the compensation limit raised to $7,000.

The following year, his compensation was raised to five million dollars.

But Mr. Lipton's more recent work advising Mr. Grasso on his contract and compensation has raised questions with regard to his loyalties.