Sentence examples for just remuneration from inspiring English sources

The goals, says the energy minister, Dilma Rousseff, are to hold tariffs down, to give "just remuneration" to investors and to connect up the 13m Brazilians who lack electricity.

The commercial director also went on to add how it's not just remuneration packages that will entice top teachers, and said: "A school's branding and reputation is just as important, so it's vital schools invest in creating a strong employer brand online.

The concept of just remuneration for work is as ancient as civilisation itself, being present in the writings of ancient Greeks and Romans, all the world's great religions (in the modern times most notably in the Social Teaching of the Catholic church), classical economics, and the modern concept of Social Rights born with the establishment of the United Nations (Stabile 2009, 2016).

All who labored had a right to just remuneration, sufficient to support a family, to provide for savings, and to take time away from work.

The prospect of a binding vote has proved controversial with some investors after data from shareholder advisory group Pirc found just 18 remuneration reports had been defeated since the advisory voted was introduced.

Prem Sikka, professor of accounting at the University of Essex, believes a wider group of people should have a say on pay, not just directors on "remuneration committees".

Nor is his pay packet; Dacre's annual salary passed £1m for the first time last year, with his total remuneration just shy of £1.5m.

Everyone who works has the right to just and favourable remuneration ensuring for himself and his family an existence worthy of human dignity, and supplemented, if necessary, by other means of social protection.

The UN's declaration of human rights states that "everyone who works has the right to just and favourable remuneration ensuring for himself and his family an existence worthy of human dignity".

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights: "Everyone who works has the right to just and favorable remuneration".

But countless other, increasingly sophisticated efforts were underway to dissolve that social strength, and just when declining remuneration and protection of work were also dissolving it in favor of lotteries and vapid escapes.