Sentences with phrase «equitable compensation in»

Similarly, where an employer refuses to permit a worker to take their statutory holiday the worker can seek just and equitable compensation in an employment tribunal.

Not exact matches

We have already begun examining our compensation data to ensure that we are paying men and women equitable wages,» stated Slack in the report.

More specifically, it focuses on representation of women in governance within CCPE; enhancing youth awareness of engineering careers; improving the work environment and career path choices for women engineers, including flexible work options and equitable compensation; and increasing public and professional awareness of the contribution of women engineers.

These mixed findings underscore the challenge of designing a system of teachers» compensation that rewards quality in a fair and equitable manner — a political challenge as much as a technical one.

In education, the implementation of HCMS has become integral to such efforts as creating equitable and sustainable performance - based compensation systems.

VAN's Standard Contract and Fee Structure VAN subsidizes artist compensation through a standard contract and fee structure to ensure equitable and productive relationships between the host organization and the artist - in - residence.

MassSolar is non-profit organization working to establish a renewable energy economy, ensure fair compensation for solar owners and provide equitable access to solar for everyone in the Commonwealth.

The EAT also noted that while the tribunal took a «very dim view» of the conduct of Miss Nixon at the Christmas party, that could not be taken into account in considering an award of just and equitable compensation; that had to be in accordance with the loss sustained [at 56].

«Instead, it is full of accusations contradicted by the facts, and a misrepresentation of Proskauer's transparent and equitable compensation system that resulted in her earning enormous sums for her contributions,» the statement reads.

For the innocent victims of terrorism in Westminster, Manchester, and London Bridge, providing a consistent and equitable compensation approach is the very least we can do.

In other words, every civil society must have a system of rules that determines when a wrong has occurred that merits compensation as a means to an equitable result.

Since relief from forfeiture is an equitable remedy, the Court must consider the proceedings and the conduct of the parties under the circumstances, and any such terms as to payment of rent, costs, expenses, damages, compensation, penalty or the granting of an injunction to restrain any similar breach in the future.

Joshua Munro introduces a first for English law: the equitable right of an insurer to compensation from its own insured in respect of the claim on the policy

It's important to remember that — even if you're clearly not at fault in a vehicle collision — receiving equitable compensation is not always a straightforward or simple process.

Giambrone argued that equitable compensation should have been assessed at nil because nothing had occurred to trigger the obligation of the guarantors to pay out: even if compliant Decree 122 guarantees had been obtained, the claimants would be in no better position.

On April 4, 2016, a tribunal constituted under the Additional Facility to the World Bank's International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) upheld Crystallex's claims that Venezuela failed to accord fair and equitable treatment to the Vancouver - based company's investment in the Las Cristinas mining project and unlawfully expropriated the company's investments without compensation.

We may be able to increase your chances of equitable compensation for your soft tissue injury, so that you can enjoy financial stability in your time of hardship.

For this reason, you need a solid legal advocate in your corner who can help you determine who is responsible for your construction accident, then ensure you receive equitable compensation from that person or entity.

Otherwise, you may be entitled to equitable compensation and indemnification in respect of the costs you have incurred if a claim of promissory estoppel is upheld, though the requirement for that is that the prospective defendant must have at least been able to reasonably foresee that you were to rely on their clear and unambiguous promise and that they unconscionably departed from their promise.

«One could scarcely imagine a more correspondent set of remedies as damages for fraudulent breach of contract and equitable compensation for breach of fiduciary duty in relation to the same factual situation.»

Value pricing is about improving the clients condition in return for equitable compensation.

For some courts, however, compensation orders are the only legal and equitable option they have to deal with matrimonial assets in foreign jurisdictions.

Join us to promote high professional standards, comprehensive training opportunities, and equitable compensation and working conditions so that qualified early childhood educators will stay and grow in this important field.

Programs outside of K - 12 public education have the greatest difficulty in meeting the criteria of good quality, equitable compensation, and affordable access.

Very simply, it is the taking of privately owned property by government (the expropriating authority) for the public good in return for «just and equitable» compensation.

That said, the Bill, in its current form, does not define «compensation» or «just and equitable».

Instead, section 25 (3) lists the criteria for compensation: «The amount of the compensation... must be just and equitable, reflecting an equitable balance between the public interest and the interest of those affected, having regard to all relevant circumstances, including --(a) the current use of the property; (b) the history of acquisition and use of the property; (c) the market value of the property; (d) the extent of direct state investment and subsidy in the acquisition and beneficial capital improvement of the property; and (e) the purpose of the expropriation.»