Sentence examples for standards on pay from inspiring English sources

In its final communiqué, the G-20 ministers called for "global standards on pay structure," emphasizing long-term results in awarding pay and urging provisions to take back bonuses if bank profits tumble, known as "clawbacks".

Meanwhile, new reporting standards on pay introduced this year have forced Tesco to reveal that Clarke's benefits include £13,000 for security measures while McIlwee received more than double that – £29,000.

"We also strongly urge Niall Booker to recognise that he is the CEO of a bank with its roots in the co-operative sector, and which is expected to meet higher standards on pay than the 'big four', and to hand back his bonus.

In it, the authors argue that corporate directors should eliminate peer groups and instead "develop internally consistent standards of pay based on the individual nature of the organization concerned, its particular competitive environment and its internal dynamics".

Hernandez has been put on paid administrative leave pending an internal investigation into the shooting, which is standard procedure.

Rusbridger supported Daily Mail Editor Paul Dacre's call for a press Ombudsman who could investigate serious lapses of standards on a "polluter pays" basis.

When asked: "Do you think a national evaluation process for all predictive testing would be useful?" three quarters of participants (12/16) responded in the affirmative, e.g., "Canadian national guidelines would be a good place to start" and " [it would be] useful to have national standards on what is paid for and for those to be informed by expertise".

Until now, you'd just pay the standard on-demand price while you were running those machines.

The alternative, Blunkett says, would have been more illegal immigration, which would have had a far more negative impact on pay rates and standards of work.

SEIU and its allies have cast the UPMC campaign as an effort to improve pay and standards on the bottom rungs of Pittsburgh's booming health care industry.

Edgardo Defortuna, a leading Miami developer, estimated that Trump likely made between one percent and four percent in initial sale commissions, based on the standard fees paid on similarly branded projects.