executive perk

Examples of perk

perk
In this fashion, the cabinet's monopoly of perks and policy influence severely limits ways in which backbenchers can trade off policy influence against promotion.
Therefore, shareholders have two instruments to overcome perks from the manager.
Although the male's attention seems to be perking up, he in fact becomes less involved as the female continues to talk about the article.
This rent may be affected by such things as salary, perks and other monetary benefits including the value of bribes which may be offered.
Low-wage employers are also rewarded by not being required to provide employees with a minimum number of hours, benefits or other employment perks.
Such perks may also aid recruitment in tight labour markets.
The minds of creative artists were switched from their work to the enjoyment of the perks that obedience brought them.
Operation costs in state homes are high, due mainly to generous pay and perks to reduce staff turnover and maintain morale.
After a brief time, the patient perked up and did very well.
First, an army may appropriate rent - higher than normal salaries, better perks, etc - and drain the resources of a country.
Outside shareholders have two instruments to overcome perks from the manager.
When you mentioned to him the tight feeling you get in your neck and arm sometimes, his ears seemed to perk up.
For example, seats on supervisory boards entail straightforward perks which often do not come with policy-making powers.
Many businesses were prompted to offer employee and company purchase schemes as perks, either to circumvent incomes policies or to attract scarce staff in competitive labour markets.
Admittedly he shares perks with senior officers.
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