Sentence examples for pay performance from inspiring English sources

In fact, AM and FM radio stations that stream their signal online pay performance royalties.

Among the few companies to include an executive pay performance measure based on innovation is 3M, Mr. Van Clieaf said.

As well as a competitive basic pay, performance bonuses are granted for clinical quality (eg low complication rates) and patient satisfaction.

"It took me a really long time to come to the conclusion that I would pay performance royalties," said Mr. Smyth.

Among Woolley's suggestions: investment funds should limit the turnover in their portfolios, refuse to pay performance fees, and avoid putting money into hedge funds and private-equity firms.

Because of federal laws passed in the 1990s, online broadcasters have to pay performance royalties to labels and artists in addition to what they pay publishers.

Ministers claim they cannot force the banks to tear up existing contracts containing specific commitments to pay performance-related bonuses.

Still, in order of priority, firms should use profits to replenish inadequate capital, reward owners and only then to pay performance-related benefits to staff.

We investigate the consequences of this new rule for the pay-performance link in Australian firms.

We examine this question in a setting that is not fraught with the typical measurement and identification problems found in many pay-performance settings.

Each of managerial hedging and self-esteem concerns added to an otherwise standard agency model increases the equilibrium pay-performance sensitivity.