Sentence examples for remuneration that from inspiring English sources
Hood said "our objective was to offer remuneration that was competitive in the international market for oil and gas executives".
Some of these people in banking have to 'get it' at some point – that the levels of remuneration that helped create this situation... are just no longer justifiable.
In Switzerland, the call for greater transparency is part of a set of rules on remuneration that will require greater symmetry between risk and reward.
Votes on remuneration that has already been paid are not binding for firms, but it has been suggested that the rules be changed.
Some of these people in banking need to 'get it' at some point – that the levels of remuneration that helped create this situation … are just no longer justifiable," said Myners.
In particular, a large force of unemployed workers returned servicemen and displaced persons were available and eager to rebuild their own lives and willing to work hard at a rate of remuneration that left a considerable investment surplus in their employers' hands.
And second, he said, if any of the current inquiries finds that Mr. Entwistle "has done anything which is in breach of his contract or the BBC disciplinary guidelines, we can claw back some of the remunerations that has been paid".
However, facing resistance, he seems to have abandoned the plan, allowing big state industrial and financial groups to continue to give their top leaders remunerations that are becoming more and more comparable to the ones paid to executives at large firms in the West.
CRH is holding two votes on pay – the remuneration report that covers 2015 and the policy for the next three years, which ISS recommends opposing.
They are withering about remuneration committees that approve bumper pay and share packages when there is no evidence that they improve long-term performance.
Saying it out loud was a breath of fresh air, though all he proposed was putting an employee on remuneration committees that set boardroom pay.
