Following his return to the Gold Coast, Peterson engaged in more board shaping work; however, he left Larkin's factory to join Furry Austen, after Austen offered higher remuneration.

Together they force their charges to do four vaudeville shows a day and lock them up at night, offering scant remuneration while they reap huge profits.

Rom had been left with no alternative but to offer remuneration in whatever manner his unexpected creditor would allow.

As a result of these limited financial benefits, many faculty members at public universities take up part-time or full-time jobs at a private university, which offers better remuneration.

It has been reported that at one earlier moment in time he was offered full remuneration until his retirement in return for his resignation, but that he declined this offer.

It is the Government's established policy to offer sufficient remuneration to attract, retain and motivate staff of a suitable calibre to provide the public with an effective, efficient and high quality service.

And when those slaves who are freed seek work in the plantations, why, they are offered financial remuneration at a starvation level.

It is right that this service should offer social protection, recognition and remuneration.

If an employer is keen to retain his key people and promotion isn't on the cards, it would be to his advantage to offer better remuneration.

They offer differing but minimal remuneration to their clients, as indicated by the fact that often it will cost more for transportation than is accrued in wages.