Remunerated

Claudia will be remunerated in line with the existing Non-Executive Directors.

So it’s a nervous-making time to be a well remunerated upper manager.

The position is remunerated at £9,000 per annum plus approved out of pocket expenses.

According to Kula, the payment of the allowances reflected the governor’s unwavering commitment to fostering quality education and ensuring that educators were adequately remunerated for their inestimable contributions.

However, excellent work has been ongoing over the last few decades he says to ensure that farmers and supply chains are properly remunerated, while also ensuring that the environmental footprint is as sustainable as possible.

The GMB said the Employment Appeal Tribunal has ruled that officers are workers and a contract existed between the parties in circumstances where they had the right to be remunerated for their activities.

He added: "At the end of the day councillors have to be remunerated.

How are the people of Kemptville to be remunerated for related loss of loved ones?

Identifying essential workers in this way has been anathema to conventional neo-classical economic theory, where any activity is deemed valuable or productive if it is remunerated, whatever its social value or disvalue.

Of these 45% are remunerated.

Another focus of attention for investors was the cut in interest rates and the program of tiering the rate at which bank reserves are remunerated.

But I’ll bet whichever advisor is shoveling this BS at Schultz to goad him into running will be well remunerated if he takes the plunge.

His agency was to help Manchester City scour Central and South America for talented players, according to the document, for which the agent would be remunerated with 200,000 pounds.

Mtisi says TSL executive directors and management are well-remunerated and well-resourced to buy shares through the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange like any other individual.

SACEM remains dedicated to ensuring that creators are recognised and remunerated for the value of their work.

Like Proudhonists, they asserted the right of each individual to the product of his labor and to be remunerated for their particular contribution to production.

Marshall (1925) Chapter 3 Watt restored them to working order and was remunerated.

Workers would be remunerated solely according to effort and sacrifice, so that those engaged in dangerous, uncomfortable, and strenuous work would receive the highest incomes and could thereby work less.