Sentence examples for normal remuneration from inspiring English sources
The case extends the principle decided in the previous case of Williams v British Airways that remuneration paid in respect of annual leave should be the "normal remuneration" received by the worker.
The decision was appealed by the State Attorney arguing that the maternity benefit has the function of replacing the normal remuneration that the taxpayer would obtain for the work activity, and therefore it should not be exempt.
This fee differs from the normal remuneration for individual contacts and is supposed to cover the various amounts of work in relation to each patient.
Many Japanese companies think of executive remuneration as a continuum of normal pay, which keeps salaries anchored at a very low base.
Participant remuneration was the equivalent of the participants' normal salary per hour.
Remuneration was paid for study participation.
Why occupational rents rather than occupational remuneration?
This means offering entering Ph.D.s a normal upper-middle-class existence, that is, remuneration sufficient to purchase a house at age 32 (the national average), support 2.3 children from birth through college, and provide for a reasonable retirement income.
"Mr Wallace, as a director of Rangers PLC, will have his remuneration fully disclosed in the annual accounts in the normal manner," it said.
The sums are still clearly huge and it is not clear how much lower the government is expecting the bonuses to be, despite the promise that directors who chair the banks' remuneration committees will write to the FSA to confirm bonuses are indeed lower than normal.
