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Honorarium
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Honorarium
An extra fee paid to a person or company who provides a service exceptionally well. An honorarium goes to a person who goes above and beyond the call of duty; it confers respect and honor on the person.


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Liberal group leader and personnel manager Cllr Steve Radford said the fact so much was being paid out in honoraria suggested either sickness absence was being abused or that, if other senior managers were filling in for missing colleagues yet still managing to run the council smoothly, there were too many senior posts in the first place.
President and kaiwhakahaere honoraria: The board established the honoraria for the president and kaiwhakahaere before nominations for the next term have been called.
Judged by leading international architects, total prizes and honoraria are [euro]100000, with the winning design awarded [euro]50000.
 
 
 
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