Sentence examples for whose remuneration from inspiring English sources

Thompson, whose remuneration totalled £622,000, also put in a claim for a tram ticket from the centre of Manchester to Media City UK in Salford, priced £2.50.

The country needs executives whose remuneration is tied to the long-term success of their strategies — not just the immediate payoff of their latest risky bet.

Mr Diamond, whose remuneration package this year is reported to be worth around £8m ($12.6m), defended the payment of large bonuses as essential to retaining talent, but also conceded that "no bank should be a burden to taxpayers".

University vice-chancellors in whose remuneration the govice-chancellors inirect say—might be judged largely by their success in attracting able students from poorer backgrounds (a goal of government policy).

Among those whose remuneration has caused ire is Daniel Vasella, the former head of the pharmaceuticals giant Novartis, who was paid a total of 15m Swiss francs (£11m) in 2011.

This helps large corporations to generate the mega-profits that they distribute first to their senior executives, whose remuneration reaches unprecedented levels, and who quickly become part of the wealth-perpetuating elite.

Some members of the remuneration committee, and those whose pay is decided by it, including Breakwell, voted against the motion.

Mr Thorley also emerges as the boss whose salary is most out of line with his employees; his remuneration package is equal to 1,147 of his employees, mostly pub workers.

Davie, whose total remuneration of £640,000 last year including a base salary of £400,000 and a £201,000 bonus, said the business was going through a "big transition" from physical sales and a traditional broadcast operator to a digital, non-linear business.

The annual rich list of town hall bosses found that the number whose total remuneration was in six figures had risen from 2,314 last year.

He will be replaced "shortly" by former Statoil boss Helge Lund, whose lucrative remuneration package was revised in December after a shareholder backlash.