Sentence examples for whose compensation from inspiring English sources
Spokesmen for the other executives whose compensation placed them in the top 20 declined to comment.
What about middle managers whose jobs are more at risk and whose compensation is far less?
Many patient advocates are volunteers whose compensation comes from satisfaction in helping someone recover.
Mr. Dach, whose compensation is not disclosed, said he was looking forward to avoiding the commute from Washington to Bentonville, Ark., which he now makes weekly.
"This would be a different conversation if we were losing money over there," said Machen, whose compensation package will equal Foley's $1.2 million in 2012.
"And the headhunters, whose compensation, by the way, is based on how much executives make, won't pick them for boards if they're going to be dissenters".
Among his recent big bets are Morgan Stanley, whose compensation practices he has admonished, and Murphy Oil, which he has said should consider shedding assets.
Why not force companies to list the names and total compensation package of all employees (executive or otherwise) whose total compensation package is more than 15 or 20 times that of the lowest-paid employee?
Participants whose weight compensation was greater than zero were defined as compensators.
Brady W. Dougan, the Credit Suisse chief executive, whose total compensation for last year was about $6.3 million, said the bank would "continue to listen to our shareholders and improve our compensation systems".
Mr. McCallister, whose annual compensation amounts to $4.8 million, said he worried about the impact of the rhetoric on staff morale.
