Sentences with phrase «cent of firms offer»
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Performance of the different offerings was uneven; two large funds launched at the company's peak tumbled by 20 per cent at one point, damaging the nascent firm's reputation.
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Of the winners that were eligible to offer employee ownership (some were nonprofits, and legal and accounting firms), nearly 30 per cent had ESOPs.
The firm deadline on Saputo's offer, and the prospect of losing the only live bid on the table, has given the Canadian dairy giant momentum with acceptances to its offer surging past 26 per cent.
The survey, conducted by law firm Winckworth Sherwood, found that 52 per cent of schools had not taken the opportunity to offer larger pay rises to the best performing teachers, instead continuing to offer a pay rise of just one per cent.
As of this month there are 20,500 applicants holding a firm offer for a place, either conditional or unconditional, down from 21,500 at the same stage last year, a 4 per cent decrease.
Two - thirds of firms offer benefits, comprising 12 per cent of compensation on average.
Benefits were offered at 57 per cent of the responding firms and 58 per cent offered perks.
Zver, president of legal services software developer Tikit Inc. (North America) which offers the Carpe Diem Next Generation timekeeping system, quotes the Peer Monitor Index Q3 2015 Executive Report, issued Oct. 26, 2015, by Thomson Reuters, when he states that U.S. law firm realization rates (the ability to collect what they bill) have slumped to a trough of 82.9 per cent.
The value of funds raised globally by digital coin offerings in January and February fell 43 per cent to US$ 726 million compared with November and December when bitcoin, the best known cryptocurrency, hit an all - time high just below US$ 20,000, according to data from research firm Novum Insights.
The firm employs 30 salaried salespeople and offers consumers the choice of a full - service 1.25 per cent listing fee, a $ 695 flat fee MLS listing service, or a «1/2 back» commission rebate program.