Sentence examples for greater remuneration from inspiring English sources

Changing this would require a society that recognizes, with greater remuneration and greater respect, the nurturing work that is so often cast as "female".

Eventually we became the rock 'n' roll group, like Clayton Moore eventually became the Lone Ranger". As the show became a hit, the power struggles began: for identity, for greater remuneration.

Changing this would require a society that recognizes, with greater remuneration and greater respect, the nurturing work that is so often cast as "female" — a society, in other words, that recruits not only more women as chief executives but also more men as midwives.

By taking a more data-driven approach — Peakon helps with both the collection of employee engagement data and, most importantly, the resulting analysis — Rogers says that other levers beyond simply offering greater remuneration can be used to make for more motivated and therefore productive employees.

Bullying victims who experience declines in work motivation, job performance, reputation and social competence receive poor work appraisals, and are thus impeded in their efforts to rise up to positions of influence and greater remuneration within the organization (Lee, 2000).

Nurses and PWs, faced with additional responsibilities and competencies, may demand greater remuneration although this is offset by limited (almost non-existent) foreign demand that precludes their out migration.

But with great remuneration comes great responsibility and it could be argued that modern sport is all the poorer for it.

The total score attained is correlated with the degree of financial reward with a higher score achieving greater monetary remuneration.

While the World Health Organization is encouraging greater financial remuneration of community health workers as a means of improving motivation and retention (WHO et al. 2008; World Health Organization and Global Health Workforce Alliance 2010), the resources required, even for minimal remuneration, may not be available in resource-constrained countries.

Another 641 received remuneration greater than £200,000.

During 2013/14, the TPA said at least 1,094 school employees received remuneration greater than £100,000.