Sentence examples for immediate bonuses from inspiring English sources

For example, rewarding Wall Street's outsized risk-takers with immediate bonuses, no matter how their trades worked out, turned out to be, well, disastrous.

That should help discourage them from doing deals that produce big short-term profits (and up until now big immediate bonuses) only to fall apart a few years down the line.

Her basic pay was £1.7m, on top of which she received an immediate bonus of £926,000 and a deferred bonus of £1.4m.

Guaranteeing an immediate bonus or benefit can be very appealing reason to get on an email list.

NEW YORK TIMES   Jefferies to Pay Immediate Cash Bonuses  |  Jefferies, which agreed to sell itself to the Leucadia National Corporation, plans to pay year-end cash bonuses to employees immediately, Bloomberg News reports, citing a staff memo.

The New York Times Company is paying its new chief executive, Mark Thompson, an annual salary of $1 million and an immediate signing bonus valued at $3 million.

This provides +1 population to every city, which provides an immediate and powerful bonus over the settling bonus: increase growth in one city.

Under the new contract, the workers, whose annual salary averages $50,000, will receive an immediate 8percentt ratification bonus, a 2percentt raise in the second year, and 2.5percentt in the third.

Whoever wins the bidding process - almost certainly the company that is prepared to offer the highest proportion of profits to the Brazilian exchequer - will be required to pay an immediate up-front bonus of $5bn £3.1bnn) to the government.

"The New York Times Company is paying its new chief executive, Mark Thompson, an annual salary of $1 million and an immediate sign-on bonus valued at $3 million...

Those worries aside, few banks are taking immediate steps to reduce bonuses substantially.