Sentence examples for remuneration a from inspiring English sources

The Impact of Public Employee Unions on City Budgeting and Employee Remuneration: A Case Study of San Francisco.

He spoke to the Telegraph only on condition that he was not asked questions about remuneration – a condition the paper felt should not be observed.

It would, he said, revoke pension benefits from a retired member of Congress who accepts "any kind of remuneration — a salary, a consulting fee, even an honorarium for a speech — from any company that employs a registered lobbyist".

The only remuneration a journalist may ever accept is a warm and fuzzy feeling in one's heart) because when we popped over to Gin Lane this past weekend, people were dropping by as if it were a garage sale.

Much of that has been swept away in favour of performance-related pay, bonuses and other supposedly market-sensitive methods of remuneration, a process that has widened the pay gap in Britain, damaging the social fabric in the process.

Watt and Dickie explained in a pun-strewn press statement that they were "caught in a trap" and advised the "grey-suited hound dogs" at the Presley estate divert their attention to "another potential source of quick remuneration: a brewery that calls itself 'The King' of beer".

To accept wages or other remunerations, a letter from OIA authorizing the lectures or consultations is needed BEFORE this activity occurs.

RBS also revealed that 77 staff earn more than £1m a year remuneration - a figure that includes fixed pay, pensions, and long-term incentives, down from 95 in 2012.

Ahead of the company's stock market flotation two years ago, she negotiated a remuneration package of a size that has rarely been seen at a British public company.

Other remuneration included a £255,000 payout under a two-year long-term incentive plan, running from July 2007 to July 2009.

Listed firms have to publish a breakdown of executive remuneration, including a single total pay figure.