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Meanings of remuneration in English

Portuguese
ordenado
Spanish
remuneracion
Catalan
remuneració

Compensation that one receives in exchange for the work or services performed.

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Usage of remuneration in English
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Shareholders gained the right last year to vote on directors' remuneration packages.
The Guardian
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However, she said directors should be paid a competitive and reasonable remuneration.
Radio NZ
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The vote, however, was only advisory and will not change the remuneration.
Reuters
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Executives at Irish-headquartered biopharma group Alkermes received lower overall remuneration last year.
The Irish Times
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Officials will not receive additional remuneration beyond their current conditions of service.
The South African
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For example, email accounts, maps, social media are provided without monetary remuneration.
The Irish Times
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Low remuneration is one reason India's state banks struggle to attract talent.
Reuters
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Placing employees on remuneration committees would lead to a conflict of interest.
The Guardian
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On executive remuneration there may be some divergence of opinion, Flaherty said.
Reuters
10
All remaining is the matter of your remuneration, which demands considerable thought.
Magic terror: seven tales
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Details of the directors' remuneration were given during the sometimes heated meeting.
The Irish Times
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At T. Rowe Price, investors cannot vote against the company's remuneration policy.
Reuters
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Lawyers, therefore, may receive no remuneration for their hard and hazardous work.
The Guardian
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But the rules on remuneration needed to be radically simplified, he added.
Reuters
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Their remuneration would then increase faster than inflation as economic recovery occurred.
Reuters
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The outstanding remuneration will be dealt with as claims against the company.
The South African
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Ireland
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New Zealand
Common
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