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    Pay rises for women outstrip men for 10th year running

    by Michael Millar 6 Sep 2006
    by Michael Millar 6 Sep 2006

    Women have received higher salary increases than men for the 10th successive year and are more likely to be given...

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    Senior HR professionals see their salaries rise to more than £200,000

    by Mike Berry 5 Sep 2006
    by Mike Berry 5 Sep 2006

    by Mike BerrySenior HR professionals can now expect to earn in excess of £200,000 a year, according to an annual...

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    Men must earn at least £50,000 to be seen as successful by women

    by Georgina Fuller 4 Sep 2006
    by Georgina Fuller 4 Sep 2006

    Men have to earn about £50,000 a year before women consider them to be wealthy and successful, according to research.Almost...

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    Top executives see average pay rise by 2.5% to £171.5k

    by Personnel Today 22 Aug 2006
    by Personnel Today 22 Aug 2006

    Directors and chief executives of major organisations are still the UK’s biggest earners, making on average £171,509 a year, research...

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    UK chief executive pay and benefits continue to soar out of all proportion

    by Mike Berry 3 Aug 2006
    by Mike Berry 3 Aug 2006

    Pay and benefits of chief executives of the 100 biggest UK firms continued to "soar out of all proportion" to the rest of the workforce, according to a report by Labour Research

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    Employers and workers join call to include benefits packages in job advertisements

    by Mike Berry 19 Jul 2006
    by Mike Berry 19 Jul 2006

    Full benefits package would differentiate firms from competitors.

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    Communication Workers Union determined to oppose ‘outrageous’ fortunes on offer to Cable & Wireless directors after redundancy announcement

    by dan thomas 16 May 2006
    by dan thomas 16 May 2006

    Union angered by proposed directors bonuses that come weeks after redundancy announcements

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    HR directors still lagging behind finance and marketing in pay stakes

    by Michael Millar 30 Mar 2006
    by Michael Millar 30 Mar 2006

    Finance and marketing directors continue to outstrip HR directors in the pay stakes in firms across the globe, according to research

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    Surge in salaries for top earners in NHS

    by dan thomas 16 Feb 2006
    by dan thomas 16 Feb 2006

    Chief executives in the NHS have seen their salaries increase between 3.5% and 5% in the past year.

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    What can I earn as an HR manager for legal and professional services in London?

    by Personnel Today 22 Nov 2005
    by Personnel Today 22 Nov 2005

    What you need... experience is crucial

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    More than 1,000 director salaries hit seven-figure mark

    by dan thomas 21 Nov 2005
    by dan thomas 21 Nov 2005

    The number of companies paying seven-figure salaries to their directors has passed 1,000

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    Top directors’ pay rises 18%

    by Georgina Fuller 4 Nov 2005
    by Georgina Fuller 4 Nov 2005

    Directors from 350 FTSE companies received an 18% increase in their annual pay and bonuses last year.

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    CEO suspended over American excess

    by Michael Millar 26 Oct 2005
    by Michael Millar 26 Oct 2005

    A US chief executive has been suspended pending investigation of an unpaid American Express bill run up in a strip club.

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    Non-executive directors see pay rise by 13%

    by Michael Millar 20 Sep 2005
    by Michael Millar 20 Sep 2005

    Non-executive directors have seen their pay increase twice as fast as other executives in the past year, according to research by KPMG.

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    Chief executives’ pay tops £2.5m

    by Mike Berry 4 Aug 2005
    by Mike Berry 4 Aug 2005

    The average pay of a chief executive at the UK’s top companies is now more than £2.5m.

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