Sentence examples for relocation fees from inspiring English sources

The sale figure is a total valuation of the franchise, which includes relocation fees.

Yet, five years after the initial Human Rights Watch report, recruitment and relocation fees are more widespread than ever.

Moving an existing team to London could be problematic because of relocation fees, stadium leases and other costs.

T.D.I.C. said in a December press release that issues "in particular related to workers' payment of recruitment and relocation fees to agents in their home countries — remain".

Baum will also have to rule on how much the Coyotes will pay in relocation fees if they move to Hamilton, a figure Balsillie puts at about $12 million and the N.H.L. puts at $101 million to $195 million.

Amazon retains new workers in part by requiring them to repay a part of their signing bonus if they leave within a year, and a portion of their hefty relocation fees if they leave within two years.

The board of governors would also need to set a relocation fee, which can be any number it chooses.

The N.B.A. board of governors must set a relocation fee, which can be any amount it chooses, if it picks Seattle over Sacramento.

The purchase price of the team was not disclosed but is believed to be about $170 million, which includes a $60 million relocation fee.

But the lucrative potential of the Los Angeles market could yet make the new stadium and the extreme relocation fee of several million dollars worth it.

Kroenke, who called the move "bitter sweet", and the Rams will have to pay a £311m ($550m) relocation fee, while NFL commissioner Roger Goodell called the relocation a "painful process".