Be clear what exactly you're asking for — is it for time off, compensation (expenses), or some combination of the two?
The lack of functional ankle musculature in lower limb amputees contributes to the reduced prosthetic ankle push-off, compensations at other joints and more energetically costly gait commonly observed in comparison to non-amputees.
One email suggests a one-off compensation payment that, it promises, would "gain overwhelming support" from the membership.
The redress scheme, which is expected to offer one-off compensation of $75,000 per person, has drawn a mixed response from members of the stolen generations.
In this paper, we propose a design method of the CIC roll-off compensation filter to reduce the performance degradation due to the roll-off characteristics of the CIC filter for a W-CDMA digital IF receiver.
The performance of the proposed CIC roll-off compensation filter is confirmed through computer simulation in such a way that bit error rate (BER) is minimized by compensating the roll-off characteristics.
The method allows one to vary the degree of aggregation and commensuration and to employ alternative preference structures, thus reflecting different degrees of commensuration of and trade-offs (compensation) across objectives.
However the government could argue the money could be returned to the BBC - the ultimate parent of BBC Worldwide - as a one-off compensation payment to the corporation for a freeze or cut in the licence fee.
All staff affected by the change are to get a one-off compensation payment to ensure they are not financially affected for the first two years of the change.
Although the authority received a one-off compensation payment of almost £3m, other savings were due to underspends over a number of areas including legal fees, bridge maintenance and weather emergency, Audit Scotland's report of FETA's 2014-15 accountshowow.
The council is offering the worst-affected employees one-off compensation payments of £3,000.
