Sentence examples for patterns of remuneration from inspiring English sources

There is more negotiation at the decentralized unit level, and more individualized patterns of remuneration [ 12].

Pyramidal career structures and patterns of remuneration that concentrate on administrative responsibility over clinical skills underlie the former, whereas poor audit conceals variations in both service quality and demand.

One might assume it is likely that throughout their lifetime, patients have become conditioned that 6-monthly dentattendancence is 'best'; this social construct may have been affected by factors such as parental attendance, dentists' advice (this itself possibly influenced by historical patterns of remuneration) [ 26], advertising campaigns [ 23] and societal customs or norms [ 22].

"They did not cause the crisis and are an entirely legitimate form of remuneration".

This article examines the influence of Remuneration and Nomination Committees (RNCs) on the design of remuneration policies applied to executive board members of Spanish listed firms.

We show that the relative seniority of debt and managerial compensation has important implications for the design of remuneration contracts.

No form of remuneration was made available to any participant.

In view of this, they expected some form of remuneration from the government.

The gold mines rapidly established a pattern of labour recruitment, remuneration, and accommodation that left its stamp on subsequent social and economic relations in the country.

Cable has, however, ducked the issue of remuneration committee reform.

"We've all hidden behind formulae" to calculate the level of remuneration instead of having "enough faith in remuneration committee members to apply their judgment," Mr. Lee said.