Sentence examples for outrageous compensation from inspiring English sources
News headlines about outrageous compensation packages for corporate CEOs have focused attention on the concentration of wealth at the top.
What they're doing is trying to make it sound as if G.M.'s current assembly-line workers are earning outrageous compensation for their labor, in order to demonize the U.A.W. U.A.W. workers are well-paid by industrial-worker standards.
It is possible, one baseball official said last night, that if the Mariners were to ask for what the Mets considered to be outrageous compensation, the Mets could say they were not interested and dare the Mariners to get more elsewhere.
Further, Fastow testified that his outrageous compensation package was overseen by the defendants because, in Skilling's words, Fastow had "skin in the game".
Founders from several self-driving car startups have regaled TechCrunch with stories of generous, even outrageous, compensation packages and poaching as they fight over a small pool of talent.
Maybe renouncing some of their bad habits (such as outrageous compensation) will make America competitive?
(See "Key to Innovation: Universities").. We're also experiencing a backlash against venture capitalists who have been getting outrageous compensations in management fees, but returning negative 30% when it comes to performance.
Your March 21 editorial about Walter Hewlett's opposition to the Hewlett-Packard and Compaq merger, in part because of anticipated post-deal "outrageous executive compensation," should reawaken shareholders elsewhere to hold their directors and compensation committees accountable for extravagant compensation schemes, and particularly schemes not clearly related to executive performance.
Others view it as a way to tame outrageous executive compensation.
Outrageous executive compensation schemes became the norm during the recent financial bubble.
In a day and age of outrageous executive compensation and protest movements justifiably angered at the self-serving nature of the 1 percent, it is refreshing to see a C.E.O.
