Sentence examples for moving compensation from inspiring English sources

A player who is traded or signs with a new team during the year receives moving compensation: two months' rent or mortgage payments (not to exceed $6,300, so Manhattan is out of the question), reimbursement for seven days at a hotel of the team's choice, and either round-trip airfare for his wife or the cash equivalent if she chooses to cross the country by Conestoga wagon instead.

Instead of subsidies tied to production levels, which were responsible for the infamous mountains of butter and lakes of wine that used to plague European agriculture officials, countries are slowly moving towards compensation based on acreage or historical support levels.

Another said: "I was not resettled by [Oyu Tolgoi], but I am one of many who had to move without compensation, because of no water".

When working device was put on stable, it was aligned and moved by compensation value.

"He'll be over the age of 23, which means he can move without compensation.

Companies saw their unit labor costs increase by 11.8percentt in the last quarter of 2012 only because they "moved up" compensation due in 2013 to help employees avoid future taxes.

The criticism comes as the administration of the outgoing UN secretary general, Ban Kismovingis moving to provide compensation for the first time to victims of the outbreak.

I.B.M. denies that, saying it will still pay the same amount in total pay and benefits as under the old plan, but with some compensation moving from pension to salary and stock options.

I.B.M. denied that the cash-balance plan would entail steep cuts in benefits for employees, saying the company would still pay the same amount in total pay and benefits as under the old plan, but with some compensation moving from pension to salary and stock options.

Technology firms are now swinging the pendulum the other way on compensation, moving away from pure market-driven wages for every individual worker and toward lockstep salaries that pay everyone at a certain level equally.

Dear Trampled, If after considering these questions you still are interested in going the legal route, consider what kind of outcome would be best for you: staying at the same institution or moving away with compensation for what has been done to you.