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Meanings of remuneration in English
Compensation that one receives in exchange for the work or services performed.
Synonyms
Examples for "pay"
Examples for "pay"
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Few American or South African 'people' pay much attention to the words.
2
However the question is, would any party pay that price for power?
3
Government departments and commercial semi state bodies take 50 days to pay.
4
Russia has repeatedly said Ukraine must now pay the going market rate.
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They went back to work today with better pay and better conditions.
1
As in Europe, however, earnings news was eclipsed by the debt downgrades.
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However, the level of average earnings in the public sector remained higher.
3
Its quarterly earnings reports are watched closely for signs of market health.
4
Community Health said earnings from continuing operations were 81 cents a share.
5
Currency translation boosted earnings by 1 cent per share, the company said.
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Labor takes its share in wages; capital takes its share in profits.
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The government is expected to freeze all public sector wages next week.
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This week, UK wages growth hit its highest level in 10 years.
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Portugal still has one of the lowest minimum wages in western Europe.
5
Anarchists don't believe in wages, and they certainly don't believe in taxes.
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Penn State has not announced the creation of a victims' compensation fund.
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The situation began to change my whole outlook on work and compensation.
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It wants Israel to apologise and offer compensation to the victims' families.
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The court says the families of 300 victims are entitled to compensation.
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Currently, victims of oil spills have highly limited statutory rights to compensation.
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However, 5 million public sector workers will continue to suffer wage freezes.
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I say: It is to wage war, by land, sea, and air.
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The government continue to seek a reduction of the public wage bill.
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The way the minimum wage was calculated needed to change, he said.
5
Today, having a fair wage means everything to me and my family.
1
The director said yes, of course, but only at a lower salary.
2
Asakawa received about 70 million yen in salary each year, he said.
3
This after there was a 'salary freeze' for the 2017 financial year.
4
McEwan was appointed on a salary of 1 million pounds a year.
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It's a good salary, rising to nine thousand, and my means .
1
The days when the reports arrived became days of retribution for Paulo.
2
Another source of fear: retribution for being anything less than perfectly available.
3
Law enforcement agencies and political figureheads slammed the lawlessness and promised retribution.
4
The movie also shines a light on animal abuse, and karmic retribution.
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Tell us that this isn't retribution for what happened in New Delhi.
1
He never sought nor accepted an office for the emolument it afforded.
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The struggle between them was simply a struggle for place and emolument.
3
Also, the costume and outfittings I wore were part of my emolument.
4
He shall receive no other emolument from this or any other government.
5
They looked for no emolument to themselves or their representatives after them.
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A separate Labor Department survey on employment compensation showed wages growing 2.1 percent in the third quarter compared with a year earlier.
1
Under a complex operating structure, CEOC owns Total Rewards.
2
Total Rewards is owned by CEOC, but will be licensed to CGPH through a shared services joint venture.
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The Total Rewards program was the brainchild of former CEO Gary Loveman, who honed his customer service theories while teaching at Harvard Business School.
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The bank will submit a filing later this year containing Moynihan's total compensation.
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Base salary is generally a small portion of a bank CEO's total compensation.
3
Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson received $29 million in total compensation last year.
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Chenault's total compensation package for 2009 is expected to be disclosed early this year.
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In every year I worked, my total compensation was a multiple of my salary.
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It declined to say how much his total pay package would be.
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Mr Clyne's total pay was the third highest among Australia's four major banks.
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It forecast total pay-TV revenues to rise by around 7 percent this year.
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The draft also proposes public disclosure of total pay in the fund management company.
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Such personal air travel is considered a perk included in CEOs' total pay packages.
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He probably paid higher wages and salaries than any manufacturer in the district.
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There are ways that they already benefit society such as paying wages and salaries.
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Ms Pettifor said people were feeling increasingly desperate due to low wages and salaries.
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All the back wages and salaries must be paid pronto.
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The third quarter saw the largest increase in US wages and salaries in six years.
Usage of remuneration in English
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Shareholders gained the right last year to vote on directors' remuneration packages.
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However, she said directors should be paid a competitive and reasonable remuneration.
3
The vote, however, was only advisory and will not change the remuneration.
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Executives at Irish-headquartered biopharma group Alkermes received lower overall remuneration last year.
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Officials will not receive additional remuneration beyond their current conditions of service.
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For example, email accounts, maps, social media are provided without monetary remuneration.
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Low remuneration is one reason India's state banks struggle to attract talent.
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Placing employees on remuneration committees would lead to a conflict of interest.
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On executive remuneration there may be some divergence of opinion, Flaherty said.
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All remaining is the matter of your remuneration, which demands considerable thought.
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Details of the directors' remuneration were given during the sometimes heated meeting.
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At T. Rowe Price, investors cannot vote against the company's remuneration policy.
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Lawyers, therefore, may receive no remuneration for their hard and hazardous work.
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But the rules on remuneration needed to be radically simplified, he added.
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Their remuneration would then increase faster than inflation as economic recovery occurred.
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The outstanding remuneration will be dealt with as claims against the company.
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Remuneration through the time
Remuneration across language varieties
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