Rather than haggle with corporations over the theoretical economic value of an option when it's granted, it allows a compensation deduction if and when the option is exercised.
Documents turned over to federal investigators last year show that it commissioned a compensation survey of other nonprofit groups, which was then used to argue for higher pay.
It has belatedly recognised several decisions by the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), an arbitration body; it agreed a compensation deal with Repsol, after the Spanish firm's stake in YPF, an oil firm, was expropriated in 2012; and just last month it reached a deal on its outstanding debts to the Paris Club, a group of official creditors.
W. Jacobs's] terrible story of the "Monkey's Paw" is a modern example of this — the father wishes for money and gets it as a compensation for the death of his son in a factory accident, then wishes for the return of his son.
This month, it appointed a compensation czar, Kenneth Feinberg, to oversee the pay of 175 executives at seven companies that got "exceptional" government assistance.
It's a compensation scheme resulting from the community's mercury settlement in 1986.
We also observed that in some cases, a 'REVIEWED' gene (for example Gene ID: 405306) with an 'NM_' RNA type product has an intron of 0 bp (or even −1 bp) length which is biologically not sound, but combined with the 'low-quality sequence region' markup in the corresponding RefSeq genome sequence, it indicates a compensation for genome assembly defects.
It has formed a compensation panel to review the salary of its chief executive, Harland Stonecipher.
A Spanish oil firm, Repsol, had its assets in Argentina expropriated (on February 26th it agreed to a compensation package).
When a company gives something of value to its employees in return for their services, it is clearly a compensation expense.
