Sentence examples for the long-term incentive from inspiring English sources

The long-term incentive plan for 2016 awards £20m-worth of shares to 11 individuals.

A Persimmon official said the long-term incentive plan had been approved in 2012.

Increasing the long-term incentive plan for employees is not the right answer, Ms. Inniss said.

It pledged to review the performance targets attached to the long-term incentive plans (Ltip) that had proved contentious.

Days later it emerged that Thiam would be trousering £7.8m in 2012 – including £4.4m from the long-term incentive plan.

That achievement triggers share awards equivalent to nearly 40% of managers' total potential payout under the long-term incentive scheme.

"One of the things that the chairman and remuneration committee are doing, and have asked me to look at, is reviewing what the long-term plan and the long-term incentives should be," he told the interviewer.

Haji-Ioannou, better known as Stelios, has clashed with easyJet's board repeatedly over the airline's performance and the long-term incentives awarded to chief executive Carolyn McCall (formerly boss of Guardian Media Group) and other senior executives.

Without the long-term incentives to encourage sustained growth, Makower continued, the industry will continue to experience a "yo-yo effect" in investment and installations.

And if his performance suffers, well, the board can cut his yearly bonuses and he won't get much, if any, of the long-term incentives.

Of course I can imagine an employee leaving your company to go to a competitor for five thousand dollars a year, or even less than that if the competitor values them more than you do. 1. Give them a long-term incentive like the long-term incentives you give yourself.