The phrase "remuneration practices" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the methods used to assess and pay employees. For example, "The company will review its remuneration practices in order to ensure compliance with current labor laws."
Some European governments are considering legislation to force changes in corporate remuneration practices.
The current remuneration practices represented a "clear market failure," Mr. Cable said.
The current remuneration practices represented a "clear market failure," Mr. Cable told Parliament.
Citigroup, Barclays and Credit Suisse all faced shareholder revolts against their remuneration practices recently.
Summers isn't a banker, of course, but he is associated with the financial industry and its lucrative remuneration practices.
The Treasury hopes that by next year other measures to change remuneration practices in banks worldwide, will have kicked in.
The scheme augmented perceptions of unfair distributions of workloads and remuneration within practices, particularly between nursing and medical staff.
Our findings suggest that physician remuneration and practice team structure may account for the differences in models; however, further investigation is required to better understand whether other factors associated with primary care model also impact referral rates.
Independent variables were population size of practice municipality, number of patients listed, number of GPs in the practice, specialty attainment and remuneration scheme (private practice versus salaried positions), and we adjusted for age and sex.
He puts up bits of Article 22 on the projector - which states that "remuneration policies and practices that are consistent with and promote sound and effective risk management".
11.41am: Just as a reminder, this is what CEBS put out in its invite to the public hearing: "The Committee of European Banking Supervisors CEBSS) published its draft guidelines on Remuneration Policies and Practices.
