Examples of Fixed Remuneration in a sentence
Generally, employees employed in Control Units shall receive Fixed and Variable Remuneration, however, also only Fixed Remuneration may be possible.
There shall be an appropriate ratio between the Fixed and the Variable Remuneration; according to the shareholders consent at the annual general meeting, dated 10 April 2014, the Variable Remuneration may amount up to a maximum of 200% of the Fixed Remuneration as defined in sec.
Fixed Remuneration in accordance with the definition set out in chapter two consists of basic Fixed Remuneration and other Fixed Remuneration as classified in accordance with regulatory requirements.
For compliance with the Non-Compete Agreement after the Manager ceases to hold their function, the Manager is entitled to compensation in the total amount to be calculated as follows: 0.5-fold of the monthly Fixed Remuneration multiplied by 6 to be paid in 6 equal monthly instalments by the 10th day of the following month.
The Variable Remuneration may not exceed 50% of the Manager’s annual Fixed Remuneration.
In consideration of the management services and other obligations resulting from the Agreement, the Manager is entitled to receive total remuneration comprising the following elements: − lump sum monthly (for a calendar month) basic remuneration (Fixed Remuneration); and − supplementary remuneration for a given financial year (Variable Remuneration) which will depend on the degree of accomplishment of the Management Objectives determined by the Supervisory Board.
This ratio can be exceeded only in exceptional well-justified situations, but the Variable Remuneration shall in any case be below the Fixed Remuneration.
For the Executive Board member responsible for Risk Controlling, the Variable Remuneration shall not exceed the Fixed Remuneration.
The Fixed Remuneration shall be a substantial proportion of the total annual Remuneration.
The annual Fixed Remuneration referred to above will be calculated in accordance with the following formula: the amount of the Fixed Remuneration in the previous financial year multiplied by 12.