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Despite the challenges, the CHWs interviewed continued their volunteer work, often for over a decade, with neither an abundance of financial resources of their own nor substantial financial or material remuneration.
Like Owen, Sunderland's outgoing Craig Gordon is facing the prospect of a substantial cut in remuneration and/or a pay-as-you-play deal come August.
The bank said: "We have made substantial reductions in remuneration , including clawing back £300m of unvested deferred and long-term incentive awards and risk adjustments of £860m to our 2012 incentives pool to reflect the Libor investigation and other risk issues in 2012".
Studies of motivation of health workers have placed substantial emphasis on remuneration and other financial aspects of working conditions [ 12], but have also pointed out aspects such as career development, educational opportunities, hospital infrastructure, resource availability, hospital management and recognition as important in ensuring motivated staff [ 13].
Questions on remuneration reveal substantial differences between doctors and the rest of the staff, with salaries of doctors more than four times that of registered nurses (a differential which increases when other sources are added).
However, the 20% cut in remuneration results in substantial income losses so that the exploitation of the feed-in tariff in exceptional cases only provides a short-term option, which in turn strengthens the bargaining position of direct marketers.
For the first time reservists will be entitled to a day's paid leave for every eight they serve, meaning that overall they will get a "substantial percentage increase" in their remuneration , said Mr Hammond.
In future, reservists will be entitled to a day's paid leave for every eight they serve, meaning a "substantial percentage increase" in their overall remuneration.
He added: "It is very important there is one set of schemes and choices in the BBC so for some directors this means very substantial reductions in the amount of remuneration they get".
Institutional Shareholder Services, an advisory group, has urged investors to vote down the pay policies, citing the "low level of transparency in the remuneration report" and the "substantial enhancement" of compensation to Martin Sorrell, WPP's chief executive.
Another possible relevant point in the substantial expressions of unfairness is that the remuneration procedures pay less attention to long working experience and to the age and seniority of staff than is expected in this particular social and cultural context.
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The phrase "substantial remuneration" functions as a noun phrase, acting as the object or subject in a sentence. Ludwig AI confirms its usage in contexts relating to compensation and financial benefits. It typically describes the nature or amount of payment received for services or work performed.
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