Sentence examples for former bonus from inspiring English sources

In May, council staff won their case for equal pay, because the council's former bonus structure was deemed to have typically discriminated against women.

He recently was denied pre-approval for a Veterans Affairss home loan, partly because the former bonus debt is on his credit report.

Progressives who have looked at what the US government is pushing in the Trans-Pacific Partnership are stunned: The proposals coming from the US Trade Representative (himself a former bonus winning exec at Citi) look as if they were written by and for these big corporate honchos.

The former boss waived his bonus for 2014.

I have full faith in the players we have and if we do get someone in then it's a bit of a bonus". Former Ireland coach Birrell, who has replaced former England all-rounder Craig White at Hampshire, was full of praise for the 30-year-old after his exploits in South Africa.

In a contract signed several years ago, Nike agreed to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in honorariums and a one-time $500,000 "commitment bonus," which the former employee called a bribe.

FINANCIAL TIMES R.B.S. Sued by Former Employee Over Bonus  |  A former head of emerging market rates for the Royal Bank of Scotland claims his bonus was wrongfully forfeited, Bloomberg News reports.

One of the highest-paid hedge-fund managers is Steve Cohen, of the former SAC Capital, whose bonus and salary reportedly totaled $2.3bn in 2013.

And when these apartments are renovated, there is often an additional bonus: former maid's quarters that already have the plumbing in place to facilitate a kitchen expansion and remodeling.

Both responses have an impact, but the former has the bonus of a much better success rate at provoking a follow-up question such as "Oh, so what do you research?" Then, rest assured, I can chip in my "I'm a xenokryptofluorologist" and guarantee to stop the conversation dead in its tracks then, too.

Mr. Bloomberg, a former bond trader, considers the bonuses a reward for hard work and successful results: as his election-night victory margins have grown, as they did from 2001 to 2005, so have the checks he writes to his staff.