"remuneration table" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example, "The remuneration table for the financial department was recently updated."
Further analysis revealed statistically significant differences in the attitudes of paid and non-remunerated donors' towards remuneration (see Table 2): 78.3 per cent of the paid ones think donors should be paid, while 64.7 of the non-remunerable ones say it should be done for free.
Only 11.6%% of the patients (n = 1918) would be influenced in favor of taking part in research studies if they were to receive financial remuneration for it (Table 5).
In France, mainly for surgical interventions, under-the-table remuneration is very common in hospital or ambulatory settings [ 56].
Participating practices varied in practice team structure, physician remuneration approach, and rurality (Table 1).
This conclusion is further supported by the observed negative effect of the interaction between concordance and remuneration in model 3 (table 2).
He will publish a consultation document next week suggesting among other things that they might be allowed to table resolutions on remuneration for the annual general meeting, or that quoted companies might have an annual shareholders' vote on the board's remuneration report.At present, shareholders do not usually say much about pay and performance.
Examples of these various remuneration strategies are given in Table 1.
They deserve a place at the table where pay decisions are taken – to remind the remuneration committee about workforce wages where bosses' pay is soaring.
The proportion of public funds from district and central government, and the overall total, expended on salaries and remuneration by district is shown in Table 11.
The activist group, Efficient Capital Structures, backed by former Marconi deputy chief executive John Mayo, has tabled a special resolution at the Vodafone AGM that would redirect the board's remuneration to the chairman, Sir John Bond.
