Sentence examples for the average remuneration from inspiring English sources

Sorrell's total pay is 1,444 times the average remuneration of WPP's 124,930 staff.

But recent data suggests the average remuneration for 1,265 senior bank staff was £1.8m in 2010.

In further good news for already wealthy people, the average remuneration package for executives in the list rose from $2.7m per person to $3.6m.

The government faces renewed pressure to announce tough measures on bankers' pay this week as data shows that the average remuneration for 1,265 senior staff was £1.8m in 2010.

Profits of big firms fell last year and shares are still well down on their record high, but the average remuneration of the heads of America's companies rose by over 6%.This one-way trend in top executives' pay has rightly raised eyebrows, on both sides of the Atlantic.

For this, the average remuneration rates of the Dutch Health Authority will be used (NZa).

Research by the economists Thomas Philippon of New York University and Ariell Reshef of the University of Virginia found average remuneration in the financial industry rose from about par with wages in the non-farm private sector in 1980 to about 1.7 times today.

However, the differences in the average wage levels of hospital personnel used in the present study were consistent with the reported official statistics for health workforce remuneration by OECD [ 18].

Connor said the increase brought Australia's pay in line with the England team's average remuneration although she admitted the top earners would now leapfrog England's.

This week, figures from a private research group, Income Data Services, showed that while pay raises for ordinary workers in 2010 had been about 2 percent — much less than the rate of inflation — average remuneration for chief executives at the country's top 100 companies soared a staggering 55 percent.

The researchers calculate that, when pay and pensions are taken together, average remuneration in the public sector is 12% higher than in the private sector.Perhaps the real political danger of the coming strikes is for the Labour Party rather than the governing Conservatives or their Liberal Democrat partners.