Sentence examples for remuneration on average from inspiring English sources
If two people are doing the same task and earning the same basic remuneration on average earnings, the total tax paid to the state for the employee is about £2,000 a year more than for a self-employed contractor, or as much as £3,000 if they are working through their own company.
Not unexpectedly, respondents who graduated fairly recently are less likely to have had an increase in remuneration; on average, they have been on the job market for less time than candidates who graduated before 2008.
His research – which covered from 2003 to 2007, just after new government regulation kicked in forcing companies to disclose details of their bosses' remuneration – found that, on average, only 38% of CEOs' earnings were received automatically, regardless of their companies' performance.
It is assumed that the feed-in remuneration for a plant is constant over time (on average), i.e. the later one invests, the lower is the feed-in tariff granted.
Students' estimates of the annual remuneration of a non-FCM specialist were on average 44% greater than that of a practitioner of FCM (table 1), a value that falls within the range of specialist general practitioner remuneration ratios of other OECD countries.
Fund manager Schroders became the first FTSE 100 company to go public, revealing in a remuneration report that pay for female staff was 33% lower on average.
Saying no to the greediest outliers may have little impact on remuneration at the average firm.
Staff remuneration and pharmaceuticals accounted for over 55% of total costs on average, and over 50% of costs at all but three facilities.
On average, 28% of shareholders of FTSE100 companies do not participate in remuneration votes, 40% in the case of smaller quoted companies – see Green Paper paragraph 1.30.
On average, 43% of risk committee members also sit on the audit committee, and 32% are also members of the remuneration committee.
