Sentence examples for long term awards from inspiring English sources

Separately Fairhead received £2.12m in 2012 in pay, cash bonus and long term awards.

What we know is that Barclays' total staff of 144,000 will receive £1.5bn in cash bonuses and £1.2bn in long term awards.

Scardino received £6.35m in pay, bonus, retirement benefits and long term awards in 2012, 28% less than the £8.88m she received in 2011, according to Pearson's annual report published on Thursday.

His bed was further feathered with long-term awards of a potential $4.6m.

The pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca was hit by a pay revolt yesterday over long-term awards handed to its management team.

The payout is part of an unorthodox long-term awards scheme pushed through by the Persimmon board last September despite 15% of shareholders opposing it.

When she was recruited in April, the insurer said: "Any long-term awards forfeited as a consequence of joining Prudential will be replaced on a like-for-like basis, subject to Prudential performance criteria".

His predecessor, Angus Russell, owns shares worth £21m in the company, while the former finance director, Graham Hetherington, who left in March, could pocket nearly £30m from his shareholdings and long-term awards.

Barclays said it had set aside £1.3bn for cash payouts to staff so far this year with a further £300m in long-term awards, in spite of a drop in profits.

This article was amended on 1 April 2016 to change, in two places, the phrase "took home" to "were paid", because the related figures are for gross remuneration, including salary, bonuses, long-term awards and pension contributions.

Founders need to work aggressively everyday, but also be patient for the long-term awards that work will bring.