Similar words: veneration, generation, generation gap, lost generation, operation, liberation, AND operation, laceration. Meaning: [rɪ‚mjuːnə'reɪʃn] 
n. 1. something that remunerates 2. the act of paying for goods or services or to recompense for losses.
n. 1. something that remunerates 2. the act of paying for goods or services or to recompense for losses. 
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1. Generous remuneration packages are often attached to overseas postings.
2. They demanded adequate remuneration for their work.
3. He received a generous remuneration for his services.
4. Director of remuneration and personnel systems, Safeway.
5. The fair remuneration for the workforce.
6. Officer remuneration has enjoyed an even more meteoric rise.
7. Third, the remuneration system became performance-related.
8. Remuneration planning remains an activity of growing importance for search firms such as Tyzack, as companies agglomerate and national compensation characteristics clash.
9. Remuneration offered to children in parish church choirs is usually at the level of pocket money.
10. Overall the characteristics of the remuneration scheme were shown to exert more consistent effects than were individuals' personal characteristics.
11. High remuneration, excellent prospects and an immediate cash bonus await the successful applicant who will present himself at twelve noon today.
12. Petitions to the Admiralty for remuneration for his discovery brought nothing.
13. Not only was John Barnesley's remuneration as bailiff of Hartlebury omitted, he was credited with no landed income at all.
14. As for its chief executive's remuneration, that should be a matter for market forces.
15. In return for some caretaking duties, we are offering a free flat and a small remuneration.
16. With current inflation most wage-earners or salaried employees have regular increases in basic remuneration.
17. Many solicitors deeply resent the treatment they feel they have received over their remuneration.
18. Get an agreement in writing of the conditions, expectations and remuneration for your residency.
19. It does not appear that the defendant was to receive any remuneration.
20. But it is possible to reduce company car costs while increasing the employee's perceived remuneration.http://sentencedict.com/remuneration.html
21. The serious issue was the dispute over the proper amount of remuneration.
22. Basic investor safeguards, such as the disclosure by the adviser of his remuneration, may not be available.
23. The essence of a private law employment relationship is a mutual obligation to engage in an economic exchange of labour in return for remuneration.
24. The minimum for Professors is ￡29,949, with each individual's remuneration being privately negotiated with the university authorities.
25. It is important that all concerned understand the company's remuneration policies to prevent friction between different groups of workers.
26. Occasionally, a Bill will be abandoned as was the Judges' Remuneration Bill 1953, which proposed tax-free salaries for judges.
27. The annual report should also give information on directors' remuneration and the cost of non-audit services provided by the auditor.
28. It fails to recognize that child-rearing is both a vital and demanding job which deserves adequate remuneration.
29. To re-appoint the Auditors and to authorise the Directors to fix their remuneration. 4.
30. Accordingly, in future the limit will rise with increase in the hourly remuneration rates, which should ease the position.
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