Sentence examples for upfront compensation from inspiring English sources

The agency's maximum upfront compensation is $500,000 for each eligible customer.

In addition to receiving upfront compensation, TV writers receive fees known as residuals after a program is rebroadcast or resold.

The union says that in addition to upfront compensation cuts, the company also wants the right to cut wages during periods of reduced operation.

And upfront compensation to local farmers for use of their land is derisory: often just a few months of income for agreeing to a 100-year lease".The risks associated with such investments are immense," concludes the World Bank.

Until now, the most demanding and delicate part of Mr. Picard's work — creating a process for determining who will get up to $500,000 in upfront compensation — has been done largely out of the public eye.

The agency also pays up to $500,000 in upfront compensation to eligible customers, who must otherwise wait for reimbursement of additional losses until they can divide the assets Mr. Picard recovers through litigation.

With greater pay transparency, employers would be forced to be more upfront about compensation decisions and would be far less likely to subject employees to discrimination, intentional or otherwise.

They could simply pay out a large share of compensation upfront, as seems to be their practice.

The most sought-after financial advisers could make at least $1.5 million upfront plus deferred compensation for jumping ship, according to The Journal, which cites unidentified people familiar with Merrill's recruiting.

Many American projects are funded with upfront credits, not compensation on the back end.

"Work as much out as possible upfront, like expectations about compensation, perks, even what happens if things don't work out, because if you leave you still have to see these people at family gatherings," says Mr. Green, whose consulting group is based in Marietta, Ga.