Sentence examples for get a remuneration from inspiring English sources

After the film's gross crossed 1 billion, Income Tax Department officials conducted a raid on the Jubilee Hills residence of Mahesh as he was rumored to get a remuneration of more than 1.2 million for his next projects.

Employees, who get a basic remuneration directly dependent on the revenue of the employer among whom countries may need and be able to distinguish "employees with stable contracts" (including "regular employees").

Let us make 2015 the year in which employees get a voice on remuneration committees".

"But the membership is quite clear: unsocial hours, weekend working, Christmas Day and bank holidays – they get a very modest higher level of remuneration.

Speaking to the Independent, Carter said: "The membership is quite clear: unsocial hours, weekend working, Christmas Day and bank holidays – they get a very modest higher level of remuneration.

For the first time reservists will be entitled to a day's paid leave for every eight they serve, meaning that overall they will get a "substantial percentage increase" in their remuneration, said Mr Hammond.

Shareholders are also set to get a binding vote on companies' pay policy in addition to the current advisory vote on remuneration report.

Sandy Blair is the chairman of the independent remuneration board which decided AMs will get a £10,000 rise after next May's assembly elections.

'All is determined by the remuneration modalities, and they mean you get a lump-sum system.

So I get a car allowance and I choose a car that's within my remuneration.

We focussed on three dependent variables that we expected to be related to remuneration and list size: consultation length; waiting time to get an appointment; and home visits.