Sentence examples for corporate compensation from inspiring English sources

Van Hollen would also bar large corporations from deducting C.E.O. and other corporate compensation over $1 million unless employees got pay raises reflecting increases in worker productivity and the cost of living.

Our findings have important implications for optimal corporate compensation design.

Corporate compensation committees typically consider stock performance when determining pay.

Paulson's story also casts a harsh light on the prevailing assumptions behind corporate compensation policies.

Strikes and protests have done little so far to change corporate compensation practices.

Mr. Wheaton, 37, is the corporate compensation manager in human resources at Scholastic, the educational publisher in New York.

"Marie Antoinette would be embarrassed by these guys," says Nell Minow, the irrepressible shareholder advocate and corporate-compensation watchdog who is co-founder of the Maine-based Corporate Library.

The same rules should apply to corporate incentive compensation.

This article analyzes the trajectory and causes of the explosion of American corporate CEOs' compensation relative to that of average workers between 1958 and 2017.

Past bonuses already have prompted President Obama and Congress to impose tough rules on corporate executive compensation at firms bailed out with taxpayer money.

A majority also said that career opportunity; corporate culture; compensation and benefits; the quality of the company's products and services; its financial performance; growth potential; corporate governance; and ethics were also important.