Sentence examples for pay reached from inspiring English sources
During the credit boom of 2005 to 2007, profits and pay reached unprecedented highs.
The reduced costs would benefit Jefferson County residents, whose fatigue and rage over the debt they have to pay reached a boiling point this summer.
In 2009, the year before Abrahams was appointed, total boardroom pay reached a high water mark of £4m after former chief executive Andy Duncan walked away with nearly £1.5m for his last year.
The compromise on pay reached by the G20 is more measured, but mostly proposes things big banks are already doing, such as paying more restricted stock and clawing back bonuses if performance slumps.Elsewhere too, re-regulation may have regrettable unintended results.
However, managers of the top companies ultimately earn three times as much as managers of the laggards.To sum up the argument so far: executive pay reached an inflection point in the 1980s, when attacks from raiders prompted companies to use options to motivate the chief executive to make profits, punish failure with dismissal and value general management skills more highly.
The backlash against excessive executive pay reached a milestone Monday, as GlaxoSmithKline shareholders rejected a compensation plan for company honchos.
Under the PRP scheme proposed by ministers, teachers will qualify for a special assessment once their pay reaches £23,000.
Chief executive Lloyd Blankfein, who has claimed to be doing "God's work" at Goldman, saw his pay reach $14m in 2010, with four other senior executives receiving a similar amount.
Apart from performance-related bonuses that could see his pay reach $20m, the Giants are reportedly seeking to insert provisos in case he has to miss games owing to legal problems.
After controlling for observable differences in individual and job characteristics as well as for non-random selection, the adjusted gender gap in performance pay reaches 26 log points, displaying a glass-ceiling pattern.
How did this pay reach you (e.g. single pay packet, periodic invoice)?
