These packages, together with payouts of unused time off, have given some people as many as six weeks of salary.
Adjusting for inflation and rising population, we arrived at the following findings: Large claims (with payouts of at least $25,000 in 1988 dollars) were roughly constant in frequency.
The civil trial ended with payouts of £72,500 to £260,250 awarded to a test-case group of eight victims whose voicemails were illegally accessed by journalists and senior editorial staff at MGN's three national titles.
And every month, there are unofficial online tournaments with payouts of their own.
Using a complex mechanism, it would allow the owners of scanned, out-of-print libraries, such as Google or actual non-profits like the Hathitrust library, to make a limited set of them available with payouts to authors.
Under the same circumstances, an employee making $125,000 annually could retire with a payout of $11,490 a month.
"If an institution could educate all of its undergraduate students, regardless of need, free of charge, with a payout of just 1percentt of its assets, is its endowment an unreasonable accumulation of taxpayer-subsidized funds?" Mr. Grassley asked.
In Los Angeles County, for example, the Board of Supervisors requires the Sheriff's Department to submit a corrective action plan for every case with a payout of over $20,000, including the steps the department will take to avoid similar cases in the future.
Despite having won the World Cup for England in 1966, Ramsey was kicked out after 11 years of unstinting service and unprecedented success with a payout of £8,000 and a meagre annual pension of £1,200.
I mean, where do you find the money to do that and isn't that billions and billions of dollars? A. I think we are going to need a 10-year program with a payout of a lot less than that in order to give our capital budget some degree of credibility and so that we can continue to respond to capital needs in this city over the longer term.
Just shy of $12 million with a payout of another $12 million within a few years?
