Sentence examples for premium bonus from inspiring English sources

But then, from 19 May to 24 May, the munitions workers went on strike again – and, again, it was the premium bonus scheme that lay behind the dispute.

It duly came on 21 March 1917, when the Barrow munitions workforce protested against the management's refusal to honour the "premium bonus scheme" (they were paid a bonus for finishing a job in an allocated time) and against the arrest of shop stewards in Manchester and Sheffield.

Or maybe 2K Games should create a new term to take the place of DLC: PBC, or premium bonus content.

This was evident in Thailand, where the Thailand Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS, a group of private companies, developed the AIDS Response Standard Organization, providing life insurance premium bonuses of 5%10%% to affiliated private companies that implemented firm-level HIV/AIDS policies and measures, such as corporate social responsibility for HIV/AIDS.

Results indicated that the center-left Democratic Party, led by Pier Luigi Bersani, would have a majority in the Lower House, thanks to the premium of bonus seats given to the largest bloc.

A supplementary element in many IRPs promotes specific brands with an extra premium, labeled bonus premiums.

"Where the M.M.S. approach falls short is that there are so many different types of deductions you can take in getting gas and oil to the market, and there are so many premiums and bonuses in the contracts," Mr. Gambrell said in a recent interview.

The FHNs include a base payment per patient for the provision of comprehensive care (capitation) plus incentives, premiums and bonuses for preventive care and some chronic disease management.

Finally, the IRP and bonus premium are especially effective for households that collect the premiums, but we also find positive albeit smaller effects for non-collecting households.

Bonus premiums are the extra premiums consumers can earn by buying a specific promoted brand, which is a non-price promotion tied to the IRP.

The Conservatives propose a pupil premium, a cash bonus for schools who take on poorer students (which in truth is something we have already).