Sentence examples for premium employees from inspiring English sources

To attract the best people and succeed as a business, the "authentic organization" of the future — where people can be, and be valued as, their best selves — will need to foster environments where creativity and innovation are at a premium, employees feel engaged and committed, and leadership pipelines are carefully cultivated for future success.

Of the total premium, employees are projected to pay 22.4percentt of the total, or $2,499.

At a time where the demand for transparent communication in the workplace is at a premium, employees are not speaking-up enough.

In 2009, Utah started a defined-contribution exchange, with no subsidies: small businesses put a flat amount toward their employees' premiums; employees then choose plans and make up the difference in the cost.

Plans with this feature require employers to make a fixed contribution toward the employee's premium; the employee chooses among various plans with different prices.

Premium Surge employees will work in Chicago, Hong Kong and Los Angeles.

However, a notable exception to this general result is that academic spin-offs that commercialise new scientific results or methods pay a wage premium to employees with links to the university sector − either as university graduates or as student workers.

The chief executive of the Lakeview nursing home, Joanna D. Knox, said the company used to pay the entire premium for employees.

At Safeway, a grocery chain, the premium that employees pay for their health insurance falls if they keep their weight and cholesterol under control.

In the Kaiser-Hewitt survey, the average premium for employees who retired at 65 last year was $419, including coverage for a spouse.

The business, which pays the full premium for employees, now spends nearly $1,800 a month on health insurance, up from $1,100, and it elected not to seek a reduction in rates by cutting benefits.