For the stars, signing bonuses and endorsements provide additional income.
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Signing bonuses for nurses can reach into the five digits.
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Companies are offering stock options and signing bonuses to attract drivers.
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Perks typically include signing bonuses, stock options, free meals, and more.
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Companies are now offering signing bonuses to attract workers to West Texas.
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We have oil companies that are giving $225,93 signing bonuses in America.
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In a 2016 WorldatWork survey, 76 percent of workplaces offered signing bonuses.
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Among those growing in popularity are signing bonuses and additional time off.
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Chase is not considering giving credit card rewards as signing bonuses, Feldsher said.
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Amazon, meanwhile, seems to be offering large signing bonuses to recruit top talent.
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Reuters could not determine how AHIL acquired the rights to the signing bonuses.
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Also, payment of signing bonuses reportedly could be deferred until 2021 or 2022.
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When Lyft launched in New York that summer, promising meaty signing bonuses, Guillermo jumped ship.
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I also negotiated signing bonuses and living stipends in both of my internships in college.
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She now offers signing bonuses for carriers and incentives for outstanding service, to little avail.
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Major league teams also pay large signing bonuses to many, though not all, minor leaguers.
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It also recently began offering $500 signing bonuses to its lifeguards, bus drivers, and housekeepers.
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Workers there are being fought over with signing bonuses, paid internships and help with tuition fees.
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That could involve lowering the minimum signing bonuses required from bidders, among other parameters, he said.
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They also have a number of base salaries they could convert to signing bonuses in a pinch.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - (Government of Brazil corrects value of signing bonuses to $30 billion total, not $47 billion.
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"Brazil starts to be relatively expensive," he said, citing high signing bonuses estimated by the Brazilian organisers.
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The Seahawks could restructure some contracts to signing bonuses if necessary, but they'd probably prefer not to.
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He now offers up to $12 an hour for unskilled jobs and has tried offering signing bonuses.
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Others are offering signing bonuses, flexible schedules and loan repayments for training to attract and retain workers.
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The Washington Post reported that some blue collar workers are now getting signing bonuses of up to $25,000.
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Envoy Air, a wholly owned regional subsidiary of American Airlines Group, gives signing bonuses of up to $45,000.
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First-round draft picks receive signing bonuses worth millions of dollars more before they have taken a snap.
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First-round draft picks receive signing bonuses worth millions of dollars more before they have taken a snap.
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Tenet offers tuition assistance and signing bonuses of $333,000 to $15,000 for experienced nurses in some locations, including Florida.
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And starry-eyed parents must understand that college baseball scholarships or professional signing bonuses are almost always pipe dreams.
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MLB pays over a half a billion dollars to Minor League players in signing bonuses and salary each year.
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In North Platte, Nebraska, the local Chamber of Commerce is offering to match employers' signing bonuses up to $5,000.
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Had the government sold off all areas, it would have reaped some 106.5 billion reais ($25.8 billion) in signing bonuses.
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Coupled with aggressive signing bonuses to recruit and retain drivers, the costs were passed on to shippers, like CPG companies.
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But it has also brought multimillion-dollar signing bonuses for self-driving-car engineers and created new opportunities for mechanics.
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And, in a bid to recruit more drivers, many trucking companies have added perks, including signing bonuses and increased pay.
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To get the best deal on a travel card, look at the signing bonuses offered, annual fees, and foreign transaction fees.
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It lures the industry's top talent with lavish signing bonuses and specializes in high-margin, luxury homes in upscale, coastal markets.
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The government has earned signing bonuses of $525 million from investors so far this year as a result of its efforts.
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As Wall Street investment bankers can make up to $30,000 in signing bonuses, management consulting bonus ranges from $3,000 to $30,000.
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But her large construction competitors are able to offer things like signing bonuses, which may be more attractive to prospective employees.
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Instead, companies are often using nonwage measures such as signing bonuses, flexible schedules, and more vacation time to lure and keep talent.
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Not counting signing bonuses, the average base salary for graduates of the five American schools with the highest earning potential was $139,000.
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Pilots, once wooed by commercial airlines with $5,000 finder fees and signing bonuses, are now being furloughed or seeing their hours slashed.
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But they did, and that front-loaded contract was worth $110 million over 14 years, with nearly $70 million in signing bonuses.
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Teams reward pitchers who throw hard with high draft selections, lucrative signing bonuses, minor league promotions, big league dollars and megabuck contracts.
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Things like signing bonuses, retention bonuses, and referral bonuses are terms being thrown around many airlines to help increase that first-year pay.
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The actors will see their per-episode salary jump to $250,000, once their respective signing bonuses are factored in, according to THR's sources.
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The country already offers incentives of up to $1 million as signing bonuses for those deemed "outstanding" and generous subsidies for start-ups.
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States are responding creatively, through social media recruiting, higher salaries, pipelines from technical colleges, improved training, staff wellness initiatives, and even signing bonuses.
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TSN's Travis Yost wrote a piece this week about the growing trend toward players signing contracts that are heavily weighted with signing bonuses.
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Sectors like construction, energy, transportation and hospitals have been especially tight, Ms. Swonk said, with some employers offering signing bonuses to lure workers.
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Dittes said the UAW made an offer on Saturday to GM that covered wages, signing bonuses, job security, profit sharing and other issues.
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The total amount a player takes in depends on several factors like signing bonuses, performance incentives and endorsement deals, of which, Brady has many.
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Genevieve County Memorial Hospital had to offer signing bonuses, tuition reimbursement and pay differentials when staffing is "critically low" in units such as obstetrics.
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Signing bonuses with a small upfront payment and larger amounts due in July 2021 and July 2022, are planned for the deferral of bonuses.
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The country's largest railways are offering C$15,000 signing bonuses for experienced workers who can hit the rails right away and get trains moving.
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Portell said retailers are using signing bonuses and offering referral bonuses to existing employees who can suggest someone willing to take a seasonal job.
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Such international amateurs are paid small salaries and make most of their money on signing bonuses, which are limited under MLB's collective bargaining agreement.
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That means re-signing Beachum or Foster would only happen via extensions or handing out signing bonuses to push cap space into future years.
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The agreement, which covers 611 workers, includes a salary increase of 1.2 percent and signing bonuses for a total of 11.5 million pesos (about $16,500).
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Ford workers are likely to get smaller signing bonuses because the G.M. bonuses are intended to help make up for wages lost during the strike.
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We also take a fresh look at credit card offers, as competition for customers means signing bonuses like increased cash-back offers or rewards points.
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The new contract provides general wage increases as well as signing bonuses, but also includes provisions to protect the boutique's predominantly LGBTQ and women workforce.
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The chairman of the Gecamines board and its interim director-general could not be reached for comment about the payment of royalties and signing bonuses.
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This hypothesis also explains something else that's been puzzling me: widespread anecdotes about employers trying to attract workers with signing bonuses rather than higher wages.
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To meet its 2017 recruitment goal, the Army paid $424 million in signing bonuses, up from $284 million in 2016, and $8.2 million in 2014.
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But these days, aggressive competition among credit card issuers for new customers means many are offering signing bonuses, like increased cash-back offers or rewards points.
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In light of this, an economic development group penned a deal with local employers to match signing bonuses for out-of-town hires, up to $5,000.
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But aside from the yearly paycheck, and the $39.8 million guaranteed, Miller would reportedly only be able to earn an additional $1.3 million in signing bonuses.
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The government is using that certainty to demand hefty signing bonuses and around a quarter of all output, reducing profit margins and turning off some firms.
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Below, we've highlighted the annual base salary, stock offers and stipends per year, as well as signing bonuses, that new grads can earn at 12 major companies.
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Majors are likely to vie for a handful of blocks in the prolific offshore Campos and Santos basins, with minimum signing bonuses of up to $575.5 million.
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In short, a new filing from earlier this week suggests that Uber paid with approximately 12 million shares "contingent on milestones," in addition to cash signing bonuses.
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"The first thing I did when I got one of my first signing bonuses is that I bought a $2 million policy for life insurance," he said.
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And when an H.B.C.U. identifies an exceptional black prospect, it soon finds itself competing against both elite programs with more resources and professional teams dangling signing bonuses.
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As an economic expansion peaks, some companies will even resort to poaching workers from rivals, or to offering substantial rewards such as signing bonuses or guaranteed overtime.
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In fact, Gronkowski still hasn't touched a dime of his career NFL salary or signing bonuses and has chosen instead to live off of his endorsement money.
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Kiernan said companies are actively recruiting veterans, hiring across state lines with signing bonuses, and providing on-site training to attract workers in the tight U.S. labor market.
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In addition, negotiators are discussing the structure of signing bonuses the one-time auction fees that winners will pay the government among other contractual terms, the source said.
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The government will rake in 7.75 billion reais ($2.39 billion) in signing bonuses if it sells all the blocks, which are located in the Campos and Santos basins.
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She added hospitals across the country are offering signing bonuses to retain or hire new nurses on top of the usual payroll, benefits, employee pensions and health insurance.
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In addition, negotiators are discussing the structure of signing bonuses — the one-time auction fees that winners will pay the government — among other contractual terms, the source said.
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Smallish towns and states, hollowed out by demographics and urbanization, are not giving up: they are gathering together local dollars in what amount to signing bonuses to move.
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Both automakers also agreed to signing bonuses, with $9,000 for full-time Ford workers and $11,000 for workers at GM. (Reporting by Nick Carey Editing by Leslie Adler)
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Jeff Selzer, the manager of Palo Alto Bicycles, a specialty bike store, said he was seeing fewer start-ups build custom $10,000 bicycles as signing bonuses for new managers.
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"Many districts reported that employers were raising wages as well as increasing their use of signing bonuses and other nonwage benefits to retain and attract employees," the Fed said.
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While stories of funny money contracts and gargantuan signing bonuses dominate NFL financial coverage, odds are that the average professional football player is going to need a second career.
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According to EITI reports and KCC's 2014 financial statement, reviewed by Reuters, KCC paid more than $70 million in signing bonuses and royalties to AHIL in 2013 and 2014.
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Majors are likely to vie for a handful of blocks in the prolific offshore Campos and Santos basins on Thursday, with minimum signing bonuses of up to $575.5 million.
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Combined, the minimum signing bonuses for the blocks in the so-called 16th post-salt oil bidding round in the Latin American oil powerhouse come to roughly $800 million.
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Sergio Sanchez, who once owned five green taxis, said Uber siphoned off his drivers with hefty signing bonuses and other incentives, and won over riders with heavily discounted rides.
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But even without collecting a paycheck, the football star will have plenty of money to fall back on: Gronkowski hasn't touched a dime of this NFL salary or signing bonuses.
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The two blocks withdrawn are located in the offshore Santos basin and were to be auctioned on Thursday with minimum signing bonuses north of a billion reais ($300 million) each.
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There is also a raft of lucrative perks that are unmatched by the taxi center: signing bonuses, paying for two weeks of a driver's car lease and free medical checkups.
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The contracts contain specific per-episode salary figures, signing bonuses, contract-completion bonuses and bonuses for awards nominations and wins — all identical — but Mashable has chosen not to reveal those details.
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Other winners included China's CNOOC and Spain's Repsol which took offshore blocks in the Espírito Santo basin with signing bonuses for 23.55 million reais ($7.38 million) and 23 million reais respectively.
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The situation has improved markedly, with many players now receiving signing bonuses and some guaranteed money, but a football contract that is entirely guaranteed is still the exception, not the rule.
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J.W. Ruby, the flagship hospital for WVU Medicine, offers higher pay for certain shifts, tuition reimbursement, $10,40 signing bonuses and free housing for staff who live at least 60 miles away.
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While these statistics provide a fun look at how each player's earnings have grown over time, keep in mind that the base salaries don't include signing bonuses, which many players receive.
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To get there, though, it will have to fight for NLP and machine learning talent in a market where big companies are throwing million-dollar signing bonuses at engineers with these skills.
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According to a recent poll, companies such as Facebook, Google, Snapchat, and Twitter can offer six-figure annual salaries to new graduates — and that doesn't include stipends, stock options, and signing bonuses.
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Diane Swonk, chief economist for the accounting firm Grant Thornton, said she had heard reports of trucking companies paying drivers six-figure salaries, plus $20,000 signing bonuses to lure them from competitors.
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Family-run tree businesses that serve residents wanting to fireproof homes say they cannot compete with some PG&E contractors that are offering signing bonuses and willing to pay workers in cash.
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Brazil had hoped to reap more than $26 billion in signing bonuses for the right to explore so-called pre-salt reserves, which are buried under sand and a thick layer of salt.
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The fact that credit card offers are constantly changing and have different terms and conditions, signing bonuses, rewards programs and rewards earning rates make it tough for people to find the best cards.
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If the contract is ratified, UAW workers who have been living on $22009 a week in strike pay are expected to get one-time signing bonuses, as well as increases to base pay.
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If the contract is ratified, UAW workers who have been living on $20103 a week in strike pay are expected to get one-time signing bonuses, as well as increases to base pay.
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The group adds that many trucking companies offer signing bonuses to try to attract new workers, and that drivers who work for private corporate fleets often earn salaries of more than $86,000 a year.
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Special secretary to the Economy Ministry Waldery Rodrigues told the newspaper the government could reduce the signing bonuses for two subsalt areas - Sepia and Atapu - that did not receive bids in the last auction.
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It also includes $1,85033 in signing bonuses and healthcare reimbursements for new workers, a 25 percent increase in unionized crews maintaining the company's utility poles in New York and three 1 percent increases in pensions.
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In addition to higher salaries, retention and signing bonuses, they now offer perks such as student loan repayment, free housing and career mentoring, and rely more on foreign or temporary nurses to fill the gaps.
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"The fact that credit card offers are constantly changing and have different terms and conditions, signing bonuses, rewards programs and rewards earning rates make it tough for people to find the best cards," they say.
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According to its research, credit-card customers whom its partner institutions have acquired by other routes, such as agents who offer signing bonuses, spend an average of 600,000 won a month and stay for four months.
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If all the areas receive a bid, Brazil's government will net 106.5 billion reais ($26.7 billion) in signing bonuses, offering breathing room for a tight federal budget and cementing Brazil's ascendance as Latin America's oil powerhouse.
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If all the areas receive a bid, Brazil's government will net 106.5 billion reais ($26.7 billion) in signing bonuses, offering breathing room for a tight federal budget and cementing Brazil's ascendance as Latin America's oil powerhouse.
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Glencore acknowledged in a statement to Reuters that KCC paid the royalties and signing bonuses in 2013 and 2014 to Africa Horizons Investment Ltd (AHIL), a wholly owned subsidiary of Gertler's Fleurette Group, rather than Gecamines.
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The modern woman is talking about money: How much she makes, her stock options and signing bonuses, how she negotiated, what her dream number is, and her walkaway number — or if she has one at all.
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There are some guys that have come from a more famous background or got signing bonuses off the charts, but he's left behind some of those guys that are fighting to get out of A ball.
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With all 30 clubs having established academies there, the country is a significant source of cheaper labor — signing bonuses for many teenage amateurs are just several thousand dollars, while a few top talents sign for millions.
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Some cards offer generous signing bonuses with smaller rewards down the line — if the signing bonus is amazing, consider applying for that card, getting the perks, and closing the card a year or so down the line.
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Unlike in the NHL, where GMs just pretend because they like excuses, the salary cap actually does make trading hard in the NFL because signing bonuses get instantly converted to dead money when a player switches teams.
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A conflict had broken out across the border in Ivory Coast, and both sides were recruiting Liberian veterans with signing bonuses of $500-$1,500—a fortune for men who were making an average of $47 a month.
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If all the areas received a bid, Brazil's government could have netted 3.33583 billion reais ($26.7 billion) in signing bonuses, offering breathing room for a tight federal budget and cementing Brazil's ascendance as Latin America's oil powerhouse.
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By contrast, Bolsonaro has made dramatic strides toward expanding global energy firms' role in Brazil — with over a dozen bidders in back-to-back oil auctions next week expected to fetch around $28 billion in signing bonuses.
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As further reports showing the impact these massive companies have had on society come to light, the signing bonuses and Ping-Pong tables in the open-plan offices may not be enough to justify taking these jobs.
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Op-Ed Contributor Indianapolis — Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter's announcement on Wednesday that the Pentagon is suspending its program to claw back military signing bonuses is a welcome development amid a debacle that should never have happened.
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Gett, a ride-hailing app popular in Europe, moved in last year to the same floor, offering a technology training bar for drivers to get help using its app along with signing bonuses, free coffee and treats.
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It also penalises offending franchises' future product on the field, by moving down their picks in the league's annual draft of amateur players and reducing the total amount they can pay in signing bonuses to international free agents.
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If all the areas had received a bid, Brazil's government could have netted 106.5 billion reais ($219.1750 billion) in signing bonuses, offering breathing space for a tight federal budget and cementing Brazil's ascendance as Latin America's oil powerhouse.
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According to a survey run by anonymous workplace app Blind and published in May, Amazon had the highest number of employees that received a signing bonus, with many of them indicating their signing bonuses to be over $100,000.
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Fleurette did not respond to a Reuters question about the signing bonuses but said in a statement that Gecamines stood to benefit from having sold the royalty stream, which Fleurette has said proved less lucrative for AHIL than anticipated.
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But since word of the Bass Pro Tour broke in September, BASS has offered a number of new incentives — including $2000,000 early-signing bonuses and a guarantee to pay $2,500 per tournament even to anglers who finish dead last.
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In Wednesday's auction, known as the transfer-of-rights (TOR) bidding round, companies are expected to pay up to 106.5 billion reais ($26.5 billion) in signing bonuses for fields that Brazil says may hold up to 15 billion barrels of untapped crude.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - The Brazilian government will reevaluate the terms of pre-salt auctions, including the signing bonuses and profit oil required from bidders, Brazil's mines and energy minister said on Thursday, after a round that was widely seen as disappointing.
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Minor-league salaries vary widely depending on signing bonuses and service time, but players in Class AAA can make as little as $2,150 a month before dues and taxes, and only during the season, making it hard to find optimal living spaces.
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When you are having companies repatriate hundred -- hundreds of billions of dollars because of the president&aposs tax reform, when you got oil companies giving $25,000 signing bonuses because there&aposs not enough people to work in the oil sector now, that&aposs the reality.
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Since E.ON announced plans in March to merge with rival Innogy, it has stepped up a race with Vattenfall, EnBW and smaller utilities to persuade German customers to switch providers, offering signing bonuses such as iPads, washing machines or hundreds of euros in cash.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov 7 (Reuters) - The Brazilian government will reevaluate the terms of pre-salt auctions, including the signing bonuses and profit oil required from bidders, Brazil's mines and energy minister said on Thursday, after a round that was widely seen as disappointing.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept 6 (Reuters) - The Brazilian government will allow large oil companies expected to take part in a key licensing round for oil exploration in November to pay the signing bonuses in two installments, reducing the immediate financial burden on those corporations.
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MONTREAL/VANCOUVER (Reuters) - In a battle to unclog rail bottlenecks that left Canadian commodities trapped in landlocked western provinces this winter, the country's largest railways are offering C$15,000 ($11,22) signing bonuses for experienced workers who can hit the rails right away and get trains moving.
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Now, despite offering all sorts of aggressive compensation, such as signing bonuses, home builders are generally having trouble building as many units as they would like to due to manpower shortages, preventing a quick solution to the problem of tight inventories that plagues many metropolitan areas.
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Median starting salaries and signing bonuses for MBA graduates at the Redmond, Washington-based headquarters are just over $160,000 for finance managers, product marketing managers and business programme and strategy managers, according to Transparent Career, a start-up that collects MBA graduates' self-reported salary data.
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Everywhere I turn, it seems, female friends, colleagues and mentees are quizzing each other about money: How much they make, their stock options and signing bonuses, how they negotiated, and what their dream number and their walk-away number is — or if they have one at all.
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SAO PAULO, Sept 30 (Reuters) - Fourteen companies have been officially approved by Brazilian authorities to participate in an oil bidding round in November, in which total signing bonuses are expected to be the biggest so far, exceeding $25 billion, national oil regulator ANP said on Monday.
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While the signing bonuses are fixed, the fields will be awarded to the companies or consortia that offer the highest 'profit oil' the percentage of oil from the respective zones that will go to PPSA, the state agency responsible for managing the oil delivered to the government.
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Thanks to renegotiations of their contracts, Milo Ventimiglia, Mandy Moore, Sterling K. Brown, Chrissy Metz, and Justin Hartley will reportedly make $250,000 each per episode for the 18 episodes of the show's third season, making their total salary for the season (with signing bonuses factored in) $4.5 million.
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Google hired hundreds of security engineers with six-figure signing bonuses, invested hundreds of millions of dollars in security infrastructure and adopted a new internal motto, "Never again," to signal that it would never again allow anyone — be they spies or criminals — to hack into Google customers' accounts.
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When that time comes, the league is going to try really hard to convince you that the lockout is caused by something on the player's side, like signing bonuses, or contract length, or spiraling second contracts, or (if it feels like losing an entire season) even guaranteed contracts themselves.
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"It's a market where people looking for jobs have the ability to get multiple offers and have employers compete for them," Marc Cenedella, CEO of the career site Ladders, told CNBC Make It. Below, check out nine companies that are using promising signing bonuses as a way to grow their staff.
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While Galp has said investing in Brazil is a major priority, it has also said that it would be cautious when at the so-called transfer-of-rights round scheduled for next week, in which the government is expecting to rake in 106.5 billion reais ($26.6 billion) in signing bonuses.
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"This is in an industry," Quartz reports, "where interns can make over $50 an hour, new grads can get $100,000 signing bonuses, and the average employee makes more than double the national average in the U.S. " The survey also breaks down how tech workers feel about their pay by company.
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KINSHASA, March 3 (Reuters) - Tens of millions of dollars in royalties and signing bonuses that Glencore told an independent transparency board it had paid to Congo's state mining company actually went to a business controlled by Israeli billionaire Dan Gertler, advocacy group Global Witness said in a report on Friday.
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While Galp has said investing in Brazil is a major priority, it has also said that it would be cautious when at the so-called transfer-of-rights round scheduled for next week, in which the government is expecting to rake in 106.5 billion reais ($26.6 billion) in signing bonuses.
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His most recent NFL contract was for a whopping $54 million, but in 2018 he said he had not touched a dime of his career NFL salary or signing bonuses, and instead chose to live off the money he made on endorsement deals with companies like Cheerios, Tide and Monster energy drink.
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Kelly has worked out the math for us: You can sign up for a Southwest Credit Card — which is co-branded with Chase — and make use of the signing bonuses, which will gift you anywhere from 40,000 to 50,000 points, depending on your card type and spending volume in the first three months.
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Besides the raises and new call center jobs, the tentative agreement includes $1,250 in signing bonuses and health care reimbursements for new workers, a 25-percent increase in the number of unionized crews maintaining Verizon's utility poles in New York state, and three 1 percent increases in pensions, which Verizon had proposed to freeze, the CWA said.
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Moreover, McMillen says he has been lunching with the NCAA's top Washington lobbyist to better coordinate their work—and given that the association has spent tens of millions of dollars fighting legal challenges to amateurism, it's unlikely that work will involve calculating signing bonuses for the University of Kentucky's latest group of incoming men's basketball recruits.
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After all, central to the various plots sketched in three criminal complaints were agreements to pay precollege players under the table for the value they would produce for their college teams and would later earn for themselves in the N.B.A. Without restrictions, such valuable players could have leapt straight to the moneymaking N.B.A. (and without amateurism, their college teams might have legally offered them signing bonuses).
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