Sentences with phrase «risk losing their commission»

Exempt market dealers and registered dealers also have no interest in sharing their investor list online and risk losing their commission or future investment pool.

Not exact matches

With Hunters, you need to pay them a higher portion of their compensation in commission - perhaps as high as 100 %, but certainly no less than 50/50 of salary and commission or you risk losing their aggressiveness.

According to the indictment, Skelos supposedly persuaded a New York real - estate executive to pay commissions to Adam, helped Adam get a consulting job for which he was unqualified at an environmental firm, used his office to help the firm get a multimillion - dollar government contract, and leaned on the pollution - control company to pay his son more or risk losing Skelos's support for the contract bid.

NHS England has lost its appeal over a High Court ruling that it has the legal power to commission PrEP, a drug that has been shown to reduce the risk of HIV infection in people who are at high risk by more than 90 per cent.

While risk can be the loss from not doing something (sin of omission), most of us experience risk when we lose money (sin of commission).

When housing prices tank, everybody loses; the banks are exposed to higher risk of mortgage defaults, insurers start having to pay out more for «gas leaks» claiming over-leveraged homes, realtors starve because their commissions go down (even as foreclosures put more homes on the market) and people faced with financial uncertainty will stay put in their current homes instead of moving elsewhere.

A person with a secure, steady - paying job can take on more risk than a person with a job that could be lost at any minute or a person with a job that pays entirely based on commission.

Most brokers I knew NEVER sold c - shares because they needed the big up - front commission and didn't want to take the risk of the client leaving before they could make up the lost up - front commission in trailing commissions.

Mike Cooper, city of Enid military liaison and chairman of Oklahoma Strategic Military Planning Commission, told the News & Eagle in October the state was at risk of losing its three Air Force bases if military airspace wasn't protected from encroachment.

It sounds like the recruiter may be trying to unfairly get more commissions and also to have a means by which to blackmail former clients with the risk of losing their jobs.

William C. Hubbard, former ABA President responsible for introducing the Commission stated, «We must constantly embrace innovation and technology, or we face the threat of becoming obsolete... We can keep acting the way we've been acting and risk losing the people we are supposed to serve, or we can embrace tech and innovation in order to help them.»

No commissioned salesperson with only $ $ $ $ in his / her eyes is going to risk losing an argument with a potential financial payoff without trying to have everything go his / her way.