Sentence examples for kept compensation from inspiring English sources

He added that company rules kept compensation advice objective.

Mr. Beaupre, a 32-year Gannett employee, contends the company failed to keep compensation and promotion promises made when he accepted a transfer to headquarters as a news executive after the settlement with Chiquita.

A Most Favored Nation clause could keep compensation to the NMPA publishers equal to any deals with the majors once market share is taken into account.

Some even require that employees keep compensation confidential or face termination, The Atlantic reports.

Bank executives and other employees kept prior compensation, even if it turned out that they bore responsibility for their institution's later billion-dollar losses.

The firm is also continuing efforts to keep its compensation levels in check: Its compensation expenses for the quarter fell to $3.7 billion, or 54 percent of revenue, down from 58 percent the same time last year.

It also establishes a two-tier wage and benefit structure, which would keep higher compensation for current employees in exchange for lower compensation for new hires.

This is in addition to the 40,000 tons the United States has already decided to keep as compensation for the corresponding destroyer tonnage which Great Britain arranged to retain last summer.

Straw said it would be "cruel" to keep pursuing compensation for victims with the Libyan state in disintegration and the country at war with itself.

In January 2006, it announced plans to freeze the pension plan that gave rise to the lawsuit, citing the need to keep its compensation costs on par with the rest of its industry.

But yesterday Iceland's prime minister, Geir Haarde, pledged to borrow funds if necessary to keep the compensation scheme afloat, and said he was in negotiations with Russia for a $4bn lifeline for the country's ailing economy.