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Definition of remuneration - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
act of payingthe act of remunerating someone
- Remuneration of staff is handled by the finance department.
2.
financepayment for work or services
- She received fair remuneration for her consultancy work.
Expressions with remuneration
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group of board members that oversees pay and benefits policies
The remuneration committee reviewed the CEO's bonus package for the year.
set of organizational rules about how workers receive pay and benefits
The company updated its remuneration policy to link bonuses to performance.
money and benefits given to board members for their official duties
The report disclosed total directors' remuneration for the financial year.
Origin of remuneration
Latin, remunerare (to reward)
Terms with remuneration included in their meaning
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insulting pay
insultingly small amount of remuneration
pay bonus
remuneration offered to a salesperson for exceeding sales goals
employment
involving good remuneration for a job
Examples of remuneration in a sentence
They discussed the remuneration during the meeting. The company offers competitive remuneration to its employees. He negotiated his remuneration before signing the contract.
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- French:rémunération, ...
- German:Entlohnung, Vergütung, ...
- Italian:remunerazione, retribuzione, ...
- Spanish:remuneración, pago, ...
- Portuguese:remuneração, ...
- Chinese:薪酬支付, 报酬, ...
- Japanese:報酬, ...
- Arabic:دَفْع الأَجْر, أَجْر, ...
- Hebrew:תַּגְמוּל, שָׂכָר, ...
- Russian:вознаграждение, ...
- Ukrainian:винагорода, ...
- Hindi:पारिश्रमिक-भुगतान, मेहनताना, ...
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