Sentence examples for remuneration requirements from inspiring English sources
"The research grant-holders lack labour rights guaranteed by a legal contract and therefore take part in a system in which length, remuneration, requirements, and rights are arbitrarily determined by the institution financing the grant," concluded the report.
On June 27 , 2012 the government published a consultation on director remuneration reporting requirements, along with draft regulations setting out the proposed form and content of a new directors' remuneration report.
A web site address was provided, which linked to more information including details about remuneration and technical requirements for using the ePresence software.
It also acknowledges that pharmacy owners will only have interest in implementing services that will be profitable, with adequate service remuneration as an essential requirement for ensuring service diffusion and adoption, as described in the literature [ 13, 48].
Parliament's text also specifically requires that journalists themselves, and not just their publishing houses, benefit from remuneration stemming from this liability requirement.
The adoption of these technical standards is an important step towards ensuring that the capital requirement rules on remuneration are applied consistently across the EU.
In July the network's chairman, Alistair Ross Goobey, recommended in a report that "the fundamental requirement for executive remuneration reporting is transparency.
However, MEPs deleted a requirement that the remuneration policy state maximum remuneration.
These include a requirement that the provider of remuneration advice to the company be identified.
I believe this has to change and that government can help by making remuneration report votes compulsory, and including a requirement to report earnings ratios across the business – allowing shareholders to see the scale of the inequality of rewards between the few and the many.
However, implementing partners were silent on the type of remuneration to give to CHAs or on the educational requirements for recruitment.
