Sentence examples for components of pay from inspiring English sources
Europe's top banking regulator has cast doubt on the use of such top-ups, concluding they should be counted as variable components of pay and hence risked breaching the new rules.
But the EBA contradicted this view and said that these extra payments should be regarded as "variable" components of pay, like a bonus, and that banks using them are breaching the ratio set out by the EU.
The roundtable has been accused of ignoring some valuable components of pay, such as pension benefits and dividend payments on restricted shares held by bosses, and of understating the value of options and other equity grants made to them.
These results show that the two different components of pay contribute to wage rigidity in a different way.
RiskMetrics' model crunches the various components of pay and categorizes the result by whether it rewards behavior in a way that is speculative, aggressive, neutral or conservative, relative to the risks faced by shareholders.
Compensation specialists suggest that most increases will be in cash, with the stock component of pay remaining stable.
The Lord Mayor, who defends bonuses as a "very sensible component" of pay, has also invited Dame Clara Furse, the former chief executive of the London Stock Exchange and a key player at TheCityUK, set up to bolster the industry's battered image.
In contrast, the performance-based component of pay, i.e., bonus, is important to induce a high effort level from workers in the current period, which implies a high bonus during booms.
We've heard from your feedback on Googlegeist and other surveys that salary is more important to you than any other component of pay (i.e., bonus and equity).
However, the role that the performance-based incentive (PBI) component played was less clear--PBI formed a relatively small component of pay, and did not increase in line with outputs.
