Significados de overall compensation en inglés

Sieg said they expect to pay more in overall compensation again in 2019.

The move had the effect of lowering the overall compensation paid to GM workers.

Their overall compensation rates for those two months would on average be cut in half.

Base pay is usually a small portion of overall compensation for chief executives in the financial sector.

He cut cash payouts by 90 percent and overall compensation by 50 percent.

The award is a large part of overall compensation for Dimon, who runs the second-largest U.S. bank by assets.

Even after the government unveils its carbon tax, and overall compensation arrangements for industry and households, industry uncertainty could continue.

Such action would actually cost less in the long run, he said as overall compensation payments would include legal costs.

Separate data from the NUT, which does not publish an overall compensation figure, shows a similar picture of violence in the classroom.

Spies said Right to Rise had negotiated "below market" rates with vendors and consultants, including an overall compensation cap for staff.

In other words, when investment banking booms again, it may be forced to staff up but still keep a lid on overall compensation.

Despite efforts by federal regulators, overall compensation, which includes stock awards, grew by 6 percent in 2010, said Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.

Lawyer Evan Chesler told the court that the pension fund's suit was for overall compensation to 60,000 employees in 37 countries.

Textron lowered Campbell's overall compensation by 34 percent in 2009 and also reduced the awards paid to two executive vice presidents.

The new offer, a top-up of 20 per cent on general awards, is expected to push the overall compensation costs to an estimated £240 million.

Overall compensation and benefits rose more than 9 percent last year to $540.3 million, reflecting a net increase of 200 employees.