Sentence examples for the total remuneration from inspiring English sources

At the same time the total remuneration of the CEOs of America's biggest firms continued to rise.

Chuck in employer contributions to pensions and national insurance, and the total remuneration per SSI staffer is £40,000 a year.

Paul Dacre's pay and bonus package soared by 25% during 2014, taking the total remuneration of Britain's best-paid newspaper editor to £2.4m.

The total remuneration for the nine executive directors for the year to the end of March 2009 was £4.6m, including bonuses and benefits, according to the latest BBC annual report.

The total remuneration of FTSE 100 chief executives rose by an annual average of 10% in 1999-2010, whereturnsturns on the FTSE 100 rose by an annual 1.9%.The second problem is regulation.

The focus is on providing investors with a single number for the total remuneration of the chief executive, the chief financial officer and the three next-highest-paid executives.

However, Dacre's payout is dwarfed by the £4.88m total remuneration package of Padraic Fallon, the 63-year old chairman of DMGT-owned Euromoney Institutional Investor.

Yet the average total remuneration, including option gains, of the CEOs of big American companies was higher in 2002 than it was in 1999 and 2000.

"The median total remuneration of FTSE100 CEOs has risen from an average of £1m to £4.2m for the period 1998-2010," businesssecretarycretary Vince Cable's consultation paper on executive pay last year.

There may indeed come a time when the board (total remuneration £1,545,587 and trebles all round last year) and/or shareholders of Newcastle United plc wonder if this is the type of leadership that sets the proper tone, creates the right environment - and chairmen do set tone and environment, for good or bad - for a club to flourish.

"Over the last 15 years, changes in the gap between total remuneration in the public and private sectors has been driven more by the changing value of pensions rather than headline pay.