All the DNs agreed that institutional measures would only be effective if remuneration of the nurse is addressed.
Indeed, in line with their vision, the management team motivates the staff through different interventions: remuneration, effective support and recognition.
Through the implementation of a fair, effective, and competitive remuneration policy we intend to optimize our human resource output and advancement.
Through the implementation of a fair, effective and competitive remuneration policy we intend to optimize our human resource output and advancement.
In the UK, provision of quality care within the general dental services has been a long held aspiration, but designing an effective method of remuneration to ensure that this is delivered has proved a considerable challenge.
The statutory guidance states local authorities should see evidence that "service providers deliver services through staff remunerated so as to retain an effective workforce" and that "remuneration must be at least sufficient to comply with the national minimum wage legislation for hourly pay or equivalent salary".
Prior evaluations of CHW programmes have typically recommended that for CHW programmes to be effective appropriate recruitment, adequate remuneration, strong supervision and support are essential [ 5, 9, 35].
Factoring specific sustainability factors into decision makers' performance related remuneration is one effective way of achieving such integration.
For new biogas plants, the EEG's remuneration rules set effective flexibility incentives, but 2014 reductions in remuneration rates have significantly slowed down the expansion.
At present, the Canton of Zurich is investigating whether mixed financing (combining daily rates and case-based remuneration) might be effective in reducing LOS and in preventing early readmissions [ 12].
