Sentence examples for compensation rate from inspiring English sources

"They recognized outside of bankruptcy that we're already at an average compensation rate in the industry," said Sara Dela Cruz, a spokeswoman for the flight attendants' union.

All U.S.-based employees with annual base compensation of $60,000 or higher will have their 2002 annual base compensation rate reduced by approximately 3.8percentt".

New York has the second-lowest compensation rate in the country, leading to a shortage of lawyers willing to accept cases.

For example, even if Chinese manufacturing wages increased at an average annual rate of 25% over the 2007-10 period—highly unlikely for reasons noted below the hourly compensation rate would be just $1.98 in 2010.

The union had also reached a milestone deal with Ford in early March, agreeing to accept half of Ford's VEBA debt in stock, and agreeing to wage and benefit concessions that would bring Ford's labor costs to just above fifty dollars an hour in two years — a compensation rate roughly on a par with that paid by the transplant companies.

But one important concession the union has won is that up to 5,000 temporary workers at GM will be hired as full-timers paid at what is known as the "tier-one" wage and compensation rate, worth nearly $75 an hour.

The negative coefficients for these indirect effects indicate that Plan A was given substantially lower ratings of overall satisfaction due to their lower compensation rates and poorer claims service.

In the last 50 years, CEO compensation rates have soared.

Compensation rates are €250-€600 depending on the delay and journey length.

There, the disparity between property values and compensation rates is often widest.

Moreover, the recent rise in Medicare's house-call compensation rates could continue to have a positive effect.