Sentence examples for staff compensation from inspiring English sources

The bank did not disclose the similar figures of staff compensation for 2011.

The new budget included a 2% reduction in staffing and a one-year freeze on increases in staff compensation.

The most recent accounts for Google UK reveal that its shares-based staff compensation scheme is also under scrutiny from HM Revenue and Customs.

At Morgan Stanley, the amount put aside for staff compensation also grew in the last quarter to the end of August by 3% to $3.7bn.

More than 82% of the total budget for primary and secondary education in Britain goes on staff compensation – above the OECD average of 79%.

Yesterday investment banking giant Goldman Sachs, which employs 5,500 people in the UK, revealed it paid 16.2 billion dollars £100 billion) in staff compensation and benefits for the year - a whopping 48 per cent above 2008 levels.

The term strategic HRM practices is useful as a label to distinguish HR activities and processes that are occurring when a HR strategy emerges and is performed (internal vertical fit) from those activities that are going on when HR systems are delivered, in terms of horizontal fit and the strength of operational HR practices in a specific area (e.g., staffing, compensation, or development).

DealBook's Susanne Craig speaks to a Reuters Breakingviews editor, Rob Cox, and a columnist, Antony Currie, about cutbacks in staff and compensation on Wall Street.

Generous pension provision has long been regarded by BBC staff as compensation for salaries generally lower than those at its commercial rivals.

What our NHS needs now is more staff, adequate compensation and consideration during antisocial hours and sufficient budget to cover our expanding ageing population with ever increasing needs.

Generous pension provision has long been regarded by BBC staff as compensation for the fact that salaries at the corporation are generally lower than those at its commercial rivals.