Sentence examples for remuneration check from inspiring English sources
Data from returned questionnaires were immediately entered into the REDCap database and a remuneration check of $25.00 was issued to the study participant.
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In the latest sign that investors are determined to keep executive pay in check, only 54% of votes at the annual meeting supported the remuneration report.
One way of trying to keep pay in check, or at least narrowing the gap with the wider workforce, would be to elect staff to the remuneration committees that set executives' awards.
A Miliband government could legislate for worker representation on company boards, including remuneration committees, which could be a check on some of firms' worst excesses.
Your commission is then credited to your Amazon account and can be paid from a certain level at the remuneration that you choose (bank transfer, check, gift certificates, etc).
The PAC was also critical of the BBC senior management, saying non-executive directors on the executive board remuneration committee "failed to provide an effective check on severance pay for the BBC's most senior staff".
The authority examined the banks' remuneration structures and their rules and procedures for checking the backgrounds of future employees and for limiting gifts and hospitality.
I propose this should be done by individual organisations in their individual settings within a robust system of checks and balances, of which an independent remuneration committee and more transparency are central elements.This is hardly a throwback to New Labour's regime of centrally determined targets.
Its efforts to motivate GPs by giving them new contracts in 2004 failed to secure a conspicuously better deal for their patients.Mr Hutton proposes a system of non-executive governance to keep the self-regard of bureaucrats in check, and the appointment of a representative employee to new remuneration committees.
