Providing health insurance is "a compensation cost and it's the job of the business owner to minimize costs, " he adds.
It has asked solicitors Leigh Day to prepare a legal case for compensation, at no cost to members.
That particular business is not capital-intensive, with the only big cost being compensation.
In addition, some estimates put the cost of compensation to the company with the license to stage bullfights in Barcelona at more than 300 million euros.
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BP's shares fell 2% to 629.5 pence as investors factored in the cost of the compensation pay-out.
In 2011, Stockton's new financial managers issued a blistering critique of past accounting practices and acknowledged that the city's previous financials had hidden significant costs, including the real cost of employee compensation and retirement obligations.
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Is that a good deal for their -- is that a good deal for their shareholders, that the people that use the company and own the company are being passed on the cost of excessive compensation?
This has led to deeper thinking about the most cost-effective form of compensation for outside consultants.
Last week, the WTO upheld the EU's case against a 1916 law that allows American firms to sue for compensation from foreign rivals that sell below cost.
Companies like Facebook are allowed to treat the cost of non-cash compensation, such as stock options, as an expense that reduces profits, essentially the way they treat cash compensation such as salaries.
However, federal workers are accustomed to higher levels of compensation and job security, which come at a cost to the government.
The fact that he would be able to demand generous compensation for complainants sounds attractive, but ultimately the cost of this would be borne by non-complaining customers, so a balance has to be struck.
Correspondents say that if successful the legal action could have cost the British taxpayer millions of dollars in compensation.
After closely tracking the Employment Cost Index for a quarter-century, compensation levels in the All Volunteer Force exploded over the last ten years.
In March, MF started assessing its cost base, which includes the firm's compensation structure.
After 20 years in the service, retirees are entitled to a pension worth half their base pay and low-cost health insurance, but that rarely provides enough compensation for most to stop working.
The compensation, which will cover nearly 900, 000 vehicles, could cost the firm millions of dollars.
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To justify the ever-increasing cost of medical school, doctors need to seek higher compensation.
Importantly though, even after taking into account the higher required compensation, he argues that performance based firing policies would be more cost effective than than reducing class sizes.
"The foot-and-mouth-disease virus epidemic in the UK in 2001 was disastrous and cost the economy billions of pounds in control measures and compensation, " explained Dr Bryan Charleston, Head of Livestock Viral Diseases Programme at the Pirbright Institute.
The Veterans' Benefits Improvement Act, sponsored by Representative Bob Stump (R-Ariz.), would introduce, among other provisions, a cost-of-living increase for service-connected disability compensation and would expand eligiblity for compensation and survivors' benefits.
The Veterans' Benefits Improvement Act, sponsored by Representative Bob Stump (Republican-Arizona), would introduce, among other provisions, a cost-of-living increase for service-connected disability compensation and would expand eligiblity for compensation and survivors' benefits.
"The companies interested in long-term incentives, mostly foreign subsidiaries, are now accepting that they have to do it on a cash basis, with the cost consequences that entails, " says Robert Sperl, a compensation consultant at WatsonWyatt London.
Cost: Hundreds of canceled flights and requests from airlines for financial compensation.
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Not only does jobless compensation make securing work less of a pressing issue, it also raises the cost of luring workers from the sidelines.
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The foundation and others have estimated that it could cost between 1.5% and 2% of the overall budget for teacher compensation and benefits to implement a feedback and evaluation system based on multiple measures of teaching performance.
There he lead a drastic series of cost-cutting changes at the Exchange which had just awarded CEO Dick Grasso an outrageous compensation package.
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Assume the company wants to be fair and compensate their employees, so is the cost and effort required to answer the above questions per event really worth the amount of compensation given?
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Although policymakers have recently focused on the need to limit increases in the cost of military pay and benefits, there is scant support in either party for slashing the compensation that individual warfighters receive.
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Resettlement compensation is the biggest transfer of wealth from the government to the household sector since the privatization of low-cost public housing a decade ago.
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