According to this model, the PU seeks to enhance its own communication by leveraging other users in its vicinity, having better channel conditions, as cooperative relays for its transmission, and in return provides suitable remuneration to them[3 7].
Respondents also raised concerns about the amount of work that was required from lay health workers, in return for low remuneration.
Rowe gave up custody of the children in return for significant financial remuneration.
Surely a couple of superstars of the past could be prevailed upon to lend their names to the groups and do a bit of PR in return for the sponsor's remuneration.
Voluntary work is usually work done for non-household members, but in return for little to no remuneration.
Compensation of employees is defined as the total remuneration in cash or in kind, payable by enterprises to employees in return for work done by the latter, during the accounting period.
Three-quarters of respondents suggested that they would be prepared to commit ≥25% of their lists to training, in return for professional recognition (77/113, 68%) and/or additional remuneration (73/113, 65%).
At a stormy shareholder meeting last week, the chairman of the remuneration committee, Sir Peter Job, said he had used its discretion to make the award in return for good performance.
"We recognise the extraordinary commitment reservists make and in return we commit to deliver the reservists a challenging and rewarding experience, combined with an enhanced remuneration and support package and an improved deal for employers," he said.
He denies receiving remuneration, but concedes he gets a meal and a bag of khat, a narcotic plant widely used in the region, in return for his participation.
