clawbacks

clawbacks

美 ['klɔ.bæk] 　英 ['klɔː.bæk]

• n.收回（款）；追回（款）
• 网络索回；追回薪酬；追回制度

词形变化

复数：clawbacks  

英汉解释

n.	1. the recovery of money, especially through taxation 2. a sum of money recovered, especially through taxation 3. money that a government or company gets again after losing it, for example by making people pay higher taxes or charging higher prices

例句

Can deferred bonuses and clawbacks be made to stick?

延期支付和收回奖金的做法能否坚持下去？

Portions of pay for some executives will be subject to clawbacks in the event of future losses.

一旦未来出现损失，一些高管的部分薪酬将根据“奖金收回”制度予以收回。

Of the 79 companies disclosing clawbacks for executives, 34 adopted or enhanced these recently, according to ClearBridge.

ClearBridge称，在79家披露高管奖金收回条款的公司中，有34家是在最近采纳或完善了这些条款。

A key question about clawbacks is how long they remain in effect.

追回利益的主要问题在于他的有效期。