Sentence examples for part of remuneration from inspiring English sources

"Focusing on headline pay alone can lead to missing out an important part of remuneration.

Chuka H. Umunna, Mr. Cable's counterpart in the opposition, said employees should be part of remuneration committees and more drastic changes were needed to make the system fairer.

Since virtually every working person gives up a part of remuneration in the form of wage taxation, it has a huge impact on individual performance as well as on the demanded level and structure of pay.

At the end of the baseline visit, children choose from a ball, ball and racket or jumping rope, as a part of remuneration for their time with the dual purpose to encourage physical activity.

This may well be scaring banks into handing out bigger pay deals than they might otherwise have wanted to for 2013, the last year before the limits come into force, and is also having the perverse effect of apparently pushing up the fixed part of remunerations (salary, benefits).

At the heart of all this lies decades of political cowardice, where governments and MPs have conspired to repress MPs' basic pay, the visible part of their remuneration, in the belief that voters will never understand large pay increases for MPs and to give nods and winks to making good the pay deficit by a soft and exploitable – and until now – largely invisible expenses regime.

A good part of directors' remuneration is now in the form of share options.

"Ian [Cleland] is provided with a lease vehicle as part of his remuneration package.

"The BMA only offers private medical insurance as part of our remuneration packages to a very small number of the BMA's most senior staff members.

However, the directors have five years from joining Tesco to reach this target and the company includes shares given to Lewis and Stewart as part of their remuneration package.

However, it offers senior staff private medical insurance as part of their remuneration package and recently added an option for all staff to buy the private cover in exchange for part of their salary.