Privatisations in the 1980s were followed by demutualisations in the 1990s and the personal borrowing boom in the 2000s, supplemented by compensation for endowment mis-selling and personal pension mis-selling.
Golden Northwest will use profits from electricity sales to keep all its 1,225 employees on its payroll or to supplement unemployment compensation to match their salaries, a spokesman said.
The employee stock option was widely used as a means of supplementing the compensation of high-salaried employees after 1950, when federal income-tax provisions permitted the "spread" between high market price and the lower option price to be treated, upon sale of the stock, as capital gain, taxable at a 25 percent ceiling rather than the higher personal income-tax rates.
In 1984, Congress enacted the Victims of Crime Act, which created a federal fund to supplement state compensation efforts and also support agencies and organizations that work on behalf of crime victims.
He did not provide specific examples, but said "many districts allow it as a way to supplement the compensation of their superintendents". But school superintendents in Chicago, Miami, Long Beach and Charlotte, N.C., are prohibited from receiving compensation from a vendor.
The Fisheries Committee modified the Commission proposal to increase the focus on outermost regions by increasing financial support, encouraging the renewal of small-scale coastal fishing fleets as well as allowing Member States to supplement EU compensations with national state aid.
This additional money can come from other grants, as supplements or as compensation.
Most of the workers will be pleased to have the opportunity to play the video games as a supplement to their compensation.
Therefore, some humidifiers are supplemented with automatic compensation systems, which compute the amount of thermal energy needed to humidify certain volume of gas and change the temperature of the water reservoir accordingly.
It is the sum of four components - base salary, supplements, benefits, and deferred compensation (Rowland and Potemski [2009]; Podgursky [2007]; Podgursky and Springer [2007], [2011]).
