Except, of course, for those partners who find themselves receiving a salary, which is almost invariably lower than their take-home compensation from the firm's earnings.
Migrants have also been promised new homes, compensation and farmland.
Yet, for even well-placed graduates, the debt incurred by many students in obtaining that degree reduces their actual take-home compensation for years after they graduate.
Last year, 52 officers and command staff members took home total compensation of more than $200,000, according to records provided by the city controller.
Mr. Cayne, the firm's chairman and chief executive, will thus take home cash compensation of about $15 million, down from $33 million last year.
Passengers were offered a full refund, cruise waivers, $500 cash, and free chartered flights and bus rides home as compensation.
Surely she deserved more pay if David Novak, the chief executive of Yum Brands Inc. — which owns KFC, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut — took home a compensation package of about $11 million last year.
In 2012, the Associated Press reported that 45percentt of the 1.6 million US service members who had been deployed to Iraq and or Afghanistan had returned home seeking compensation by filing claims for service-connected disability benefits.
Similarly, prior studies have highlighted the potential importance of home visitor compensation, training, and organizational support on beneficiary outcomes (Nyangara et al., 2009; Sherr & Zoll, 2011).
It is also important to recognize that older participants voice as motivating factors for study participation as the ability to provide societal benefit by participation, availability of home visits, compensation, and provision of transportation (Jefferson et al).
