"improve compensation" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in any context, such as a company setting, when discussing the need to improve or raise the payment received for services rendered. For example, "Our team discussed ways to improve compensation for the new employees."
Expedition leaders, politicians and leading Sherpas have agreed to lobby the government to improve compensation for guides.
Which? executive director Richard Lloyd, said: "Current proposals to improve compensation for passengers are too far down the track.
The National War Labor Board had frozen wages, so perks like health insurance were a way to improve compensation without running afoul of the government.
Mr. King declined to outline specific goals, but said the U.A.W. hoped to add jobs and improve compensation, possibly through a new formula for profit sharing.
Three days after Harvard University released a long-awaited report on how it would improve compensation for its lowest-paid employees, several hundred students and their supporters, including the actors Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, denounced the report today at a rally on campus.
To improve compensation and support long-term program sustainability, we considered an insurance cost-sharing mechanism that incorporated shared payments from government, rubber farmers, and Chinese tourists.
It also improves compensation for people who are forced to sell.
Reimbursement there goes up with the age of each patient, a formula that improves compensation.
Lawyers and others involved with helping the exonerated have seized on that recommendation in pushing for improved compensation laws nationwide.
But his strategies — scrapping certification, better testing and improved compensation — cannot hope to produce master teachers without a more thoughtful teacher induction system.
Even so, the improved compensation — wages of $152 a month and an allowance of $59 a month — was enough to make the jobs attractive to replacement workers.
