"decent compensation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to any kind of payment, reward, or benefit that someone is due for their work. For example, "The company offered me decent compensation for the job."
TEPCO and the government must make sure there is decent compensation to the people who have suffered".
"It seemed a relatively small amount of my time for what seemed to be pretty decent compensation," she said.
However, those unfortunate enough to suffer serious injury at a very young age deserve support and decent compensation.
Now, half a century after the inundation, Egyptian Nubians are finally being offered the prospect of decent compensation for the loss of their homeland in the 1960s.
But when an All-Star forward fresh off a huge season cannot find decent compensation for his talent, it brings up a couple of issues.
Getting decent compensation from EasyJet - their £25-a-day offer applies only to the first three days a passenger and luggage are parted - is proving more difficult.
Mr. Musson said he called Mr. Rodrigues and thanked him for "doing something useful with our annoying music" Still, he said that he was negotiating with Mad Decent over compensation and that, though no agreement had been reached, the discussions had been friendly.
He and his wife Carol brought up three daughters there; he has paid his mortgage off in full and argues that, if he is forced to move, he should be paid enough to buy a similar house somewhere decent and compensation for the years of blight.
Lorenzo Fertitta's acknowledgement that an average fighter fights 3-4 times per year means fighters will drudge through nearly 5 years of broken noses, just to get somewhat decent sponsorship compensation.
By providing decent jury compensation, and possibly providing daycare for the children of jurors, we'll have taken a giant leap forward in building a truly democratic system of justice -- one in which "of the people, by the people" actually means something.
But there is enormous uncertainty about their likely success - in particular, about their success in addressing three basic concerns about employment relations in the global economy: fair compensation, decent and healthy working conditions and rights of association.
