Sentence examples for costs of compensating from inspiring English sources

A few big companies, including Coca-Cola, have volunteered to charge the costs of compensating employees with stock options against their earnings.

The cost of the payment protection insurance scandal has soared again after Barclays set aside another £900m to cover the costs of compensating customers mis-sold the insurance product.

This computable general equilibrium (CGE) study examines the social costs of compensating the energy-intensive export industries in Norway for their profit losses from imposing the same electricity tax on all industries.

And then there are the difficult-to-pin-down costs of compensating small businesses who were sold inappropriate interest-rate swaps - which will certainly be rather more than £1bn in aggregate and possibly (in an unlikely worst case for the banks) a multiple of that.

In Australia, this might involve government and employers sharing the costs of compensating quarantined employees.

Major outbreaks of H5N1 could cost the region some $3.7 billion ―3.5percent of agricultural output―according to the IDB, not including the costs of compensating farmers for livestock losses.

The cost of compensating occupational diseases accounts for the majority of the total costs of compensation in European countries [ 15].

The bank has set aside £4bn to cover the cost of compensating its customers.

Britain's biggest retail bank, which also owns Halifax and Bank of Scotland, is responsible for almost half the total cost of compensating customers.

The revenue lost by leaving a seat empty — a spoiled seat, in industry parlance — typically exceeds the cost of compensating a bumped passenger.

There are similar concerns in China: officials have been loth to cull birds in some affected areas because of the cost of compensating farmers.