Sentence examples for high bonuses from inspiring English sources

Germany and the Netherlands are introducing new taxes on high bonuses, pressing for EU-wide action.

High bonuses lead to distractions and temptations, he said, and can rob a player of motivation.

We find it particularly offensive when executives receive high bonuses after disastrous performances.

Diamond refuses to be cowed by public revulsion against Wall Street pay, and continues to poach bankers with high bonuses.

"If companies want to pay high bonuses they have to really communicate and illustrate that there is a company performance to match it".

That died when the Senate did not take it up, but it illustrated the depth of anger against high bonuses at companies that took government bailouts.

Weaver had high bonus demands and did not pitch well for the Mets' scouts.

He had no figures for what the high bonus number would be for this season but called it minimal.

The ONS said the wide gap between the two measures, "partly reflects unusually high bonus payments in April 2013".

Goldman has earmarked $11.4 billion so far this year to compensate its workers, raising the prospect that high bonus incentives might prompt another period of excessive risk-taking.

About a third of the subjects were told they'd be given a small bonus, another third were promised a medium-level bonus, and the last third could earn a high bonus.