Sentence examples for pay worth from inspiring English sources

GE recently reported that Robert Wright, until recently the boss of NBC Universal, its entertainment subsidiary, has accumulated deferred pay worth $40m, the highest so far.

She was given a sign-on package worth over $47.2 million in cash and stock, and pay worth an additional $11.9 million in 2010, according to Equilar, an executive compensation research firm.

Most days, he said, he eats only a bag of corn nuts to conserve his monthly pay — worth $10 a week and a half ago, but only $5 now because of inflation.

Although new mothers are entitled to 52 weeks maternity leave (during which you should continue to accrue holiday entitlements, pension payments and other benefits like health insurance or gym membership), your employer only has to pay 39 weeks of maternity pay, worth 90 per cent of your average pre-tax earnings.

Ms Garrett-Cox, one of the most high-profile fund managers of the past decade, will walk away with a handsome pay-off equivalent to a year's pay – worth around £1.4m last year – when she leaves Alliance Trust Investments ATII) on 11 March, and could get even more under a contract she signed on becoming chief executive in 2008.

Fry said the trust's decision to give Entwistle a full year's pay, worth £450,000, rather than the six months to which he was contractually entitled, was "in the best interests of the BBC and licence fee payers to reach a quick agreement".

The pay was worth the humiliation.

Each had a pay package worth more than $2.4 million.

Heather Bellini landed at Goldman Sachs with a remarkable pay package worth almost $3 million.

The chief executive of Celtic, Peter Lawwell, has a pay package worth nearly £1m a year.

As a result, banks are obliged to pay compensation worth billions to victims.