"gross compensation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to the total amount of money a person receives for the services they provide before any deductions for taxes, insurance, etc. For example, "She received a gross compensation of $50,000 for her work this year."
The government calculated that the family of the young man, a recent college graduate in his 20's who made almost $60,000 a year, deserved $1.19 million in gross compensation for his unfulfilled economic potential and for the family's pain and suffering.
The first hearings, where they had the audacity to defend their gross compensation and minimize their colossal business mistakes, got little of the scornful attention they deserved.
Lrp6 co-expression is high enough that the absence of Lrp5 has no effect on Wnt transactivation in response to Wnt3A (with no gross transcriptional compensation of Lrp6 mRNA).
And Admiral Lord West, former First Sea Lord and Chief of Naval Staff, commented: "The Government must show they are taking the Armed Forces Covenant seriously by rectifying the gross inequality of compensation for service personnel suffering from this dreadful killer disease vis-à-vis their civilian counterparts".
Though the outbreak was partly due to globalisation and incredibly bad luck, indications that UN troops were the source of the disease have motivated 5,000 Haitians to launch a legal action demanding an apology and compensation for "gross negligence", and "indifference" in the UN mission's initial response.
The verdict of the case, which found the NRC liable for physical and psychological injuries and awarded compensation for gross negligence that totalled 4.4m krone (£350,000), broke through the numbness that had set in for Dennis after almost two years of what he saw as failed attempts to negotiate.
The national accounts do not separate gross value added into compensation of entrepreneurs and employees, and cost of capital services.
MGMA collects data annually comparing PA compensation with gross charges.
Complete Coverage: CEO Compensation.
The simple version is a straight tax on a bank's gross profits — that is, before deducting compensation.
Farmers' gross incomes (the value of output, compensation payments and grants) fell from £17.9 billion in 1996 to £16.0 billion in 1997.
