Sentences with phrase «much total compensation»

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These statistics show that total employee compensation by the local government sector amounted to 5.5 % of GDP in 1991 (and 5.8 % of GDP in 1992) and then has pretty much declined since then, dropping down to 4 % of GDP in 2007.

As a percentage of the total compensation package, teacher retirement benefits eat up more than twice as much as other workers» (11.6 percent versus 5.4 percent).

As a percentage of their total compensation package, teacher retirement benefits eat up twice as much as other workers (10.3 versus 5.3 percent).

For 2014, you can put as much as 25 percent of your total compensation or up to $ 52,000, whichever amount is less.

«Controlling medical costs is very important because they now represent a much larger portion of total workers» compensation costs than they did 20 years ago,» says Fox.

The variability of the total or planetary heat transport (PHT) is much smaller than the variability in either AHT or OHT alone, a feature referred to as «Bjerknes» compensation».

The answer is both simple and complex: The responsible party owes you damages for your losses, and the total value of your losses is how much you should receive in compensation.

The advantages of pursuing both approaches are clear: a successful personal injury lawsuit will normally result in a settlement or damages award that is much greater than the total of your workers» compensation benefits.

In workers» compensation cases in Illinois, attorney's fees are limited to 20 % of the total recovery, but there are limits to that depending on how much the injured worker earned and how much the settlement is for.

Despite much of the mainstream media harping on about the «compensation culture» that is taking over the UK, the NHS figures show that the number of new claims actually fell by 2.5 % last year, totalling 10,686 over that period.

However much you're said to have contributed to your accident will be subtracted from the total compensation you receive.

The average total compensation can vary by as much as nearly $ 40,000 for those who work in California and those who work in Texas.