Is the family you're staying with getting remunerated and your driver being paid a fair wage?
The inpatient clinician is remunerated with CME credit points for each NODAPM intervention session and with a book voucher worth 50 € (once).
And screw solidarity with the modestly remunerated as well".
Creators of data would be remunerated with millions of nanopayments; users of information would have to pay.
For every hundredth envelope I stuffed, I was remunerated with a ticket to see the London Symphony Orchestra or the Mark Morris Dance company.
In addition to encouraging foreign direct investment, the EU could provide support to train local companies' managers and help them develop their business strategies, with service providers remunerated by equity stakes or profit-sharing.
5 SPEAKER'S REWARDS As the highest commoner in the land, the Speaker is well remunerated with a salary of £141,186 a year and a "gold-plated" non-contributory pension worth £393,287 a year on top of his or her MP's pension.
For instance, members of a parliament, in a parliamentary regime with closed-list elections, are more likely to adhere to norms of party discipline, in hopes of being remunerated with a future executive position, than are members of the U.S. Congress, who are less dependent on party leaders or the president of the United States for their future political career.
Since a higher ramping rate improves the system's performance (provided that the delay is sufficiently small), a performance payment should be followed, where these resources would be remunerated with higher prices, to ensure a fair compensation to the providers.
United has said that as many as 30 more airports may be targeted for outsourcing... United's move to cut employee wages also reflects a broader view of big corporations and Wall Street banks, that the work of ordinary people should not be remunerated with middle-class salaries at all.
They were remunerated with $A25 for their contribution.
