We should not assume that we have to stick with the current models we have for paying creative workers, on the basis of salaries, fees, royalties or advances.
For the quarter ending May 31 , 2009 NovaGold reported a net loss of $4.8 million, or $0.03 per share in Canadian dollars, notwithstanding a foreign exchange gain of $16.1 million Canadian, due to salaries, fees, selling and general administrative, and corporate development costs.
However, a BBC report on Wednesday night claimed the council's draft accounts for 2013-14 Shoesmithsmith received £377,267 for salary, fees and allowances, £217, 266 in compensation for loss of office, and £84,819 in pension contributions.
CD does not receive any direct salary, fee or reimbursement from the company.
Other complementary indicators for assessing monetary incentives could refer to modes of remuneration (for example, the proportion of health care providers paid by salary, fee-for-service or capitation), or multiplicity of sources of remuneration (such as the proportion of health workers receiving wages from both public and private sector jobs).
Because respondents could select more than one payment form, it is not surprising that we found no significant differences in the evaluation of the care payment reform outcomes between most payment forms in use, including salary, fee for service, episode-based payment, capitation, evidence informed case rates and never event non-reimbursement or warranty.
To the Editor: Not mentioned in "Hospital Shows a Way to Save: Doctors Get Salaries, Not Fees" (front page, July 25) is the impact that paying doctors salaries, not fees for services, can have on the quality and cost of end-of-life care.
Retail Acquisitions took out at least £17m from BHS, including £11m in salaries and fees.
The monthly charges in both co-ops and condos cover operating costs — things like staff salaries, management fees, heat, water and sewer charges, even flowers in the lobby.
As Sarah Wilson, head of corporate governance watchdog Manifest, observes: "It's not the company it once was, but the salaries and fees still are".
Clubs might pay more to ensure the player clears the points requirements – although this is not the case with the Elneny deal – which could in turn inflate salaries and fees elsewhere.
