gratuity
Noun
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Something given freely or without recompense; a free gift; a present.
Something voluntarily given in return for a favor or service, as a recompense or acknowledgment.
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Because if Kenroy Johnson can’t get his pension and gratuity up to now, you’re punishing somebody for which they have not done anything wrong.
Commissioners of Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) will take home about K2.8 million in gratuity and a top-of-the-range Toyota Landcruiser VX they will buy at 90 percent less the cost price, The Nation has established.
$120, $100 members, includes panel discussion, five-course dinner, but does not include wine/cocktails or gratuity.
Adults $98, children five to 12 years of age $49, plus tax and gratuity.
It also requested the Osun State Government to deduct from His Lordship gratuity, salaries received by him from September 3, 2020, and remit same to the National Judicial Council”, Oye.
MALAM Abubakar Garba, pensioner in Bauchi who returned N1million excess gratuity paid to him, has commended an Abuja-based Non- Governmental Organisation, Accountability Lab.