Sentence examples for contractual entitlement for from inspiring English sources

Some £1.4m is also due to Gammell, according to the company, because as he is no longer chief executive he is entitled to his contractual entitlement for the year – salary, benefits and bonus for 2010/11.

NASUWT has said it would continue negotiations following Michael Gove's acceptance of recommendations by the School Teachers Revieww Body, which union officials claim safeguards important contractual entitlements for teachers.

The next government should review the market for teacher training; identify the right pay and reward incentives to attract the best into shortage subjects; target better the schools that need great teachers most; and make continuous specialist professional development a core contractual entitlement – with exposure for all to the best in research and innovation.

"The real question about the pension for Fred Goodwin is not the debate about whether you should undo a contractual entitlement.

But he says Thompson did not get a penny more than his contractual entitlement.

The trust conceded Entwistle had been paid double the contractual entitlement.

This included an unexplained additional payment on top of his contractual entitlement, worth £50,100.

Legal advice supports this position, and lawyers have been clear that awarding a further month's salary for special advisers in this position would constitute a payment above the contractual entitlement," Manzoni said.

Under British tax law, bonuses that are part of a contractual entitlement have to be paid on the due date.

Water, as a public good, should be a responsibility of government; its allocation to users should be made a contractual entitlement that is both temporary and tradable.

Thomson defended the size of her severance payout, on top of a £2m pension pot, saying it was her "contractual entitlement" and she did a "very big responsible job, I could have earned a lot more if I was working for ITV".