Sentence examples for forms of remuneration from inspiring English sources
The group, which shared the Nobel Peace Prize in 1997 for its work to ban land mines, also advocates that developed countries and international organizations break with tradition and begin directly supporting higher salaries or other forms of remuneration like housing allowances or cars for underpaid African health workers.
The comparison of compensation and benefits includes all forms of remuneration for employment, whether or not called wages and irrespective of the time of payment (e.g., salary or hourly wage rate; profit sharing; retirement plan; expense account; use of company car).
Try the best as you can without driving the hiring manager and human resource professionals crazy to be more transparent and concrete with respect to compensation, benefits, vacation days, title and other forms of remuneration.
Other forms of remuneration for treatment supervisors, sometimes involving patient co-payments, are also described in the literature [ 53].
Current forms of remuneration left those practices that provided regular structured diabetes care at 'a financial loss'.
Finally, the relationship between the INHS and its GPs has always mainly focused on monetary compensation with little attention paid to other forms of remuneration and incentives.
That is roughly five times as fast as returns to shareholders and suggests there is no link between this form of remuneration and performance.
"Practically, the system amounted to a form of remuneration for lost slaves," Mr. Rael wrote, "since freed children were often bound back to their former masters".
Give any advantage to one form of remuneration or investment over another, and the tax industry will expend enormous effort on the socially wasteful but individually enriching business of making one thing look like another.
Jāgīrs remained a crucial form of remuneration for military service, and, in the directly taxed lands, officials bearing the title of kārdār (agent) were appointed at the level of a unit called as elsewhere in Mughal domains the taʿalluqa (district).
