Sentence examples for lower levels of compensation from inspiring English sources
But the stories we might tell in which capital becomes a dominant, potentially malign force are those in which many of the world's workers can only hold off the automation of their work by accepting ever lower levels of compensation.
In endless interviews and talk-show gigs, Ms. Lafayette has complained bitterly about employers who discriminate against the childless, expecting them to work longer hours and accept lower levels of compensation.
Testifying before the committee, the utility industry said that a lower level of compensation would be fair, according to Andy Marso at the Topeka Capital-Journal.
To this end, governments can issue a license to a local manufacturer, whilst offering a lower level of compensation to the originator.
"We can infer," Mr. Asfaw said, "that lower injury rates mean lower levels of workers' compensation payments.
However, having a positive environmental disposition towards wildlife conservation does not necessarily result in the acceptance of lower levels of financial compensation.
Following a negative demand shock, as might occur during an economic downturn, firms demand less labor and the market clears at a lower level of total compensation which can include both wages and other forms of non-monetary compensation (e.g., employer-sponsored health insurance).
The results also indicate that higher project uncertainty is associated with a lower level of variable compensation.
Shifting the liability to the manager leads to a reduction in managerial compensation, lower levels of tax evasion, and lower managerial effort.
Importantly, we also find that managers with incentive-based compensation engage in lower levels of opportunistic earnings manipulation when they identify with the firm.
We speculate that functional compensation by UBE2M (and potentially lower levels of UBE2F compared to UBE2M in the cells we tested) may explain why UBE2F was recruited to laser lines but its depletion did not sensitize cells to IR.
