Sentence examples for more generous arrangements from inspiring English sources
But the multiple of salary quickly became a starting-point for new deals and companies agreed to cover the tax that bosses incurred on more generous arrangements.
That crackdown attempt was ditched, and indeed, in 2011, a far more generous arrangement was installed in its place by the Tory-led coalition.
State employees also enjoy much more generous pension arrangements than most private workers get.The evidence of an overreaching and inefficient state with unaffordable aspirations is all around.
What was significant, he said, was that older judges were allowed to retain more generous pension arrangements while younger judges had suffered a "double whammy" because their payments on retirement had been reduced and a harsher tax regime had been introduced.
Guardian Australia confirmed on Tuesday that these FTB changes remained as government policy, but the budget also contained some new measures that would provide more generous means-testing arrangements for youth payments.
Hours and conditions too are usually more congenial and maternity arrangements more generous.
"If you have access to a more generous paid parental leave arrangement then we don't think it is fair to all of the women across Australia who only have got access to one scheme for the taxpayer to be required to pay for access to a second scheme".
Compromises were struck in several areas, including the treatment of carbon sinks, which will now be more generous than originally envisaged, and the arrangements for ensuring compliance.
Campaigners and charities were on Wednesday trying to assess differences between schemes in England and Scotland, but Scotland, which announced its new arrangements earlier this year, appears more generous overall.
Will Pomroy, NAPF's stewardship and governance lead, said: "What seemed a generous arrangement a few months ago looks even more generous today.
So a quick arrangement might make the government more generous with financial aid.
