This will manifest itself in companies devoting a lower proportion of pay in time-based equity, like restricted stock, and a higher proportion of pay in performance-based equity, like performance shares.
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They just pay in time instead of money.
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When an employee asks for it, we want the employer to have the legal ability to say, 'OK, I will pay you in time-and-a-half.
They have been criticised for charging interest rates in excess of 1, 000% and for mounting penalties if customers fail to pay off loans in time.
In this time period you pay taxes on the profits you made in the last time period.
Historians will marvel at the extraordinary escalation in executive pay from 24 times worker pay in 1965 to 275 times worker pay in 2007, at a time when the rate of return on assets of US companies declined by 75% and the life expectancy of a firm in the Fortune declined from 75 years to less than 15 years.
While 90 percent of consumers chose the no-interest option, one-quarter of those failed to pay off their balances in time and were hit with the 27 percent interest rate, frequently because they didn't understand the terms, the agreement said, citing Schneiderman's findings.
Cards are an obvious way into the market, and though lenders aren't going to make much in the way of late fees and interest charges (assuming rich people pay their bills on time and in full, which isn't always the case) they make up for it in the fees they charge to merchants to process transactions.
It says employees could either pay more in - starting in two years' time - to keep their benefits, or pay what they do now and get less when they retire.
Judging Say on Pay as a waste of time, in only its second year, because shareholders have approved the vast majority of pay packages with overwhelming support, is also nonsense.
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Clinton and her supporters had been in a race against time to pay off as much of the debt as possible by the time of her confirmation and swearing-in as the nation's 67th secretary of state on January 21.
Failure to pay within that time will result in a five-year sentence of probation.
Yes, it takes a long time to pay out in the life of one child.
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That incentive being they must pay us for the time spent in conforming to their demands.
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But in most cases they pay on time - while players at the debt-soaked giants might go months without seeing a paycheck.
In the mean time, MF Global will pay a dividend of 6% per year in cash or common shares on the preferred securities.
Pay your balance in full and on time each month and then try applying for a regular bank credit card in 6-12 months.
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But the general principle still stands: what you pay over in actual cash in this time period is not the tax that is due from this time period.
And given that many venture investors hope to see their bets pay off in roughly five years' time, those investments should be strong clues about what companies bear watching over the next few years.
Investments in training pay off big-time.
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There are sufficient Trust Fund bonds to make up the annual deficits and pay all benefits in full and on time for the next 25 years, and there are sufficient federal revenues to redeem the bonds without borrowing another dime from the public.
Despite 36 billion dollars in profits last year, Exxon has steadfastly refused to pay a nickel in a different lawsuit filed at the time of the spill by landowners, fishermen and native villages seeking punitive damages.
"We see enormous potential for growth in Germany and believe the time is right to invest in its foremost pay-TV business, Premiere, " Rupert Murdoch said.
Nannytax, a payroll company that deals with 6, 000 households, recorded a drop in the rate of pay for live-in nannies in Central London for the first time since its survey began seven years ago (see chart).
"Sean is also the most effective investor-advocate attorney in America, having delivered top-notch results for retirees who were cheated by corporate criminals in part by forcing guilty executives to pay tens of millions of dollars personally for the first time in history, " said Tammy Sun, a spokeswoman for Mr. Coffey's campaign.
Just forgetting to do the IRA withdrawal (withholding the withdrawal to pay tax) one time can result in some very serious penalties.
Schapiro, who took over as SEC chairman in Jan. 2009, received several million dollars in pay and retirement benefits for her time at Finra.
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