Sentence examples similar to incentive entitlement from inspiring English sources

King White, a consultant who helps Amazon choose locations, would not comment on the online retailer but said that companies in general had come to view incentives as entitlements.

There are two valuable lessons here for the nascent Palestinian state: foreign aid is not an entitlement, and incentives matter.

"The consequence of this review has been to remove any entitlement to annual incentive from the calculation of any compensation that might be payable on termination of employment by the company without notice or cause".

These incentives also had low take up due to low levels of awareness among claimants or restricted entitlement to the incentives (the latter is particularly the case with Permitted Work).

Payments designed to give people incentives are a form of entitlement particularly worth distinguishing from desert-payments as they are commonly confused (Barry 1965, 111 112).

Where financial incentives for breastfeeding were viewed as unacceptable, five main themes were identified: Theme 1) Children are a lifestyle choice; Theme 2) Financial incentives for breastfeeding are discriminatory and divisive; Theme 3) Creating a culture of entitlement; Theme 4) Financial incentives for breastfeeding are personally insulting; and Theme 5) Psychological impact on recipients.

Meaning that across the EU, over the longer term, the financial incentive for employers to deny workers entitlement to holiday pay will be reduced — given the risk if they get a classification wrong could mean having to pay out for an entire, multi-years employment term.

Most have quit because they cannot find jobs; but too many entitlements give them an incentive to leave.

The upshot of this is that an unemployed person in Japan who has no UI benefit eligibility, or who has exhausted this benefit entitlement, has a very strong incentive to find work.

[The Independent - © The Independent] Some commenters believed that the incentive scheme would foster a culture of entitlement.

There are strong incentives to stop working after this standard entitlement age.