Sentence examples for remuneration contract from inspiring English sources

There is a need for an improved financial support for preventive dentistry, as the 2006 NHS remuneration contract system hasn't provided the support necessary.

In a study of last year medical students and interns in Norway, B Abelsen and J Olsen [ 6] found that only 20% of young doctors would prefer a fully activity based remuneration contract like the existing one (2/3 FFS and 1/3 capitation).

Executive remuneration should be linked to long-term factors, and remuneration contracts should be publicly available.

We show that the relative seniority of debt and managerial compensation has important implications for the design of remuneration contracts.

Whereas the traditional literature assumes that debt is senior to remuneration, there are in reality many cases in which remuneration contracts are de facto senior to debt claims in financially distressed firms and in workouts.

Niemann (2011) Binary moral hazard model How does asymmetric corporate taxation (of profits and losses) impact the demand for and the design of remuneration contracts?

Niemann (2011) Binary moral hazard model How does (asymmetric corporate) taxation impact the demand for and the design of remuneration contracts?

They suggested that flexibility could be improved by a) varying the time commitment across the working day and week (part-time, job-share, temporary, and short-term), b) offering wider choice of long-term career paths, c) offering more education and training, and d) widening the scope of remuneration and contract conditions.

The data about the remuneration stipulated by contract were obtained from another source in the MHS.

The besieged and shrinking public sector is women's best chance of equal pay, but privatisation beckons, and with it new regimes of remuneration: zero-hours contracts and bonus cultures that promote hierarchy and inequality.

For specialized private treatments, the remuneration schedules of contracted dentists are applied.