Sentence examples for low bonuses from inspiring English sources

The people offered medium bonuses performed no better, or worse, than those offered low bonuses.

Its chief executive, Frederic Cumenal, remained cautious about the company's prospects following a mixed year, with low bonuses for Wall Street bankers and weaker spending from foreign tourists.

On top of that, the people offered medium bonuses performed no better or worse than those offered low bonuses.

Personnel costs have risen sharply as UBS has increased fixed salaries to attract and retain staff given its relatively low bonuses, capped after public outrage during the crisis.

But he said he was offered an "insultingly low" bonus of £2,500 - 20 times less what white colleagues received.

A low bonus, or a doughnut (a "big fat zero") basically means "We want you to leave".

The low bonus was 50 cents–equivalent to one day's work in rural India.

It's even more discernible on the Low bonus tracks 'Some Are' and 'All Saints' if you're keeping count.

A manager at Bank of America said that he and others were ordered to cut already-low bonuses by 20percentthehe day after Merrill's loss became public.

The lowest bonus was 50 cents — equivalent to what participants could receive for a day's work in rural India.

The lowest bonus for any of the first-round picks who have signed so far this year was $950,000, and the final first-round selection got $1,225,000.