'payment of remuneration' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the disbursement of wages or salary for a job. For example: "Employees were given their payment of remuneration on the last day of the month."
Adequate and equitable remuneration, timely payment of salary & benefits, and satisfactory working conditions are very important for the performance, productivity and motivation of staff.
The European legislation has, in a parallel fashion, dressed the contours of farm-saved seed quite restrictively, and especially conditioned the farmers' privilege to the payment of "an equitable remuneration sensibly lower than the amount charged for the licensed production of propagating material" in Article 14 of EC Regulation 2100/94 on Community Plant Variety Rights.
Since there are no additional payments in kind, rates of remuneration in cattle seen here are higher than elsewhere in the region (hired herders in Ghana currently get one heifer for every three years of service).
Frequency of remuneration Annual The payment is made at each anniversary of the signed contract.
Placement satisfaction included practical items (quality of accommodation, overtime duties, personal safety, fairness of remuneration, and timeous payment of salaries).
Existing case law gives the I.R.S. ample authority to challenge at least some amount of the "true up" payments as remuneration for services rendered.
Here, the premiums' calculation depends on the installed capacity, and the payment can be claimed over the whole period of remuneration.
Williams said he believed changes instituted by the Australian Bankers Association, such as an independent review of remuneration such as commissions and payments, showed bank culture was changing slowly.
Also, while an increasing market share of vRES tends to increase electricity price volatility [44], this development is influenced by the future design of remuneration rules (e.g. concerning FIP payments in hours with negative electricity prices) and the diffusion of new flexible technologies [45].
Other forms of remuneration for treatment supervisors, sometimes involving patient co-payments, are also described in the literature [ 53].
Method of remuneration Financial incentives can improve the quality of care, but depend on the method and frequency of payment [6, 53]a.
