The provision of monetary incentive to firm management contingent on climate change performance is positively associated with the portfolio size, and the use of pollution control and eco-efficiency technologies.
Drilling and nation-building A fight brewing Hating what you do Reprints Related items Russia's dismal investment climate: Courting disasterJul 2nd 2009The planned union of the two firms is contingent on all these legal problems evaporating.
The firm offers a contingent labor contract to potential workers (applicants).
Furthermore, we investigated the impact of simultaneously operating dual BM designs (i.e. novelty and efficiency) on firm performance and contingent effect of firm age on this relationship.
Aviv and Pazgal (2008) find that when taking into account strategic consumer behavior, announced pricing policies can be advantageous to firms compared to contingent pricing schemes.
The firm's West Coast contingent regarded its East Coast counterpart as slow-moving and unimaginative; for their part, the New York lawyers considered the San Diego lawyers flamboyant and overly combative.
Not every recruiter will guarantee confidentiality, but it's best to ask for it, especially if you don't want your current employer to find out you are looking for another position, says Carolyn Leadbeater, a recruiter in New York with Quantum Management Services, a contingent recruitment firm based in Montreal.
First, lockstep remuneration divides the income that is contingent on firm performance according to seniority.
Contingent on firm orders, global OCV production capacity could be scaled up to 2 4 million doses in 2013 and 10 20 million doses in 2014 and thereafter.
The merger, disclosed by the companies, was made possible after a settlement with the New York attorney general's office last week that allows Willis and two other big brokerage firms, Marsh & McLennan and the Aon Corporation, to acquire smaller firms that still collect contingent commissions.
