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Executive pay

    • Corporate governance
    • Executive pay

    Corporate governance proposals rule out workers on boards

    by Rob Moss 6 Dec 2017
    by Rob Moss 6 Dec 2017

    A shorter, sharper code of corporate governance proposed by the Financial Reporting Council appears to confirm that that the Government...

    • Bonuses
    • Compensation
    • Executive pay

    Pay: Why companies need to figure out what’s “fair”

    by Tom Gosling 14 Nov 2017
    by Tom Gosling 14 Nov 2017

    The introduction of pay ratio disclosures, further likely regulation on the remit of remuneration committees, and stakeholder voice within the...

    • Corporate governance
    • Executive pay
    • Pay settlements

    Listed companies must publish pay ratios under new law

    by Jo Faragher 29 Aug 2017
    by Jo Faragher 29 Aug 2017

    All listed companies will have to publish the pay ratio between bosses and workers, under new corporate governance reforms being...

    • Executive pay

    FTSE 100 CEO pay falls by a sixth

    by Rob Moss 3 Aug 2017
    by Rob Moss 3 Aug 2017

    Chief executive pay in the FTSE 100 has dropped by one-sixth, according to research published today.
    The CIPD and the...

    • Brexit
    • Social mobility
    • National living wage

    Tory manifesto: National retraining, NI holidays and more gap reporting

    by Rob Moss 18 May 2017
    by Rob Moss 18 May 2017

    Theresa May launched the Conservative Party’s 2017 election manifesto today, and for HR and employers there are no big surprises....

    • Employee-shareholders
    • National living wage
    • Childcare

    Liberal Democrat manifesto: guarantees for EU workers and stricter corporate governance

    by Jo Faragher 17 May 2017
    by Jo Faragher 17 May 2017

    The Liberal Democrat Party’s official manifesto has been released today and includes a raft of proposals around employment rights, equality...

    • National living wage
    • Acas
    • Service provision changes

    Labour manifesto 2017: what employers need to know

    by Rob Moss 17 May 2017
    by Rob Moss 17 May 2017

    The Labour Party’s official manifesto has been released today and includes some of the most radical changes to employment legislation...

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    • Gender
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    Gender pay gaps and the Met Police chief’s decision to take a “pay cut”

    by Ruth Thomas 12 Apr 2017
    by Ruth Thomas 12 Apr 2017

    New Met Police Commissioner Cressida Dick has opted to take a lower salary than that of her predecessor Sir Bernard...

    • Corporate governance
    • Gender
    • Executive pay

    MPs call for executive pay ratios and workers on remuneration committees

    by Rob Moss 5 Apr 2017
    by Rob Moss 5 Apr 2017

    Workers will be represented on remuneration committees...

    • Benefits
    • Bonuses
    • Business performance

    Is legislation the answer to fat cat bonuses and poor corporate governance?

    by William Granger 27 Jan 2017
    by William Granger 27 Jan 2017

    With employee representation off the agenda, should the Government bring in new corporate governance regulations to make executive pay fairer...

    • Executive pay
    • Performance-related pay

    Top bosses earn more than average UK salary by first week of the year

    by Jo Faragher 4 Jan 2017
    by Jo Faragher 4 Jan 2017

    Some top executives earn more than £1,000 an hour and will have made more money by the first Wednesday of...

    • Corporate governance
    • Executive pay

    Companies may have to reveal CEO pay gap

    by Jo Faragher 29 Nov 2016
    by Jo Faragher 29 Nov 2016

    The Government has launched a consultation on measures that could force companies to reveal the gap in earnings between their...

    • Corporate governance
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Department for Business and Trade (DBT)

    Inquiry launched into corporate governance, executive pay and boardroom diversity

    by Rob Moss 16 Sep 2016
    by Rob Moss 16 Sep 2016

    The Business, Innovation, and Skills (BIS) Committee has launched an inquiry into corporate governance, focusing on executive pay, directors’ duties...

    • Executive pay
    • Pay settlements
    • Pay structures

    Balancing CEO pay: can publishing pay ratios really help?

    by Ian Glendinning 7 Sep 2016
    by Ian Glendinning 7 Sep 2016

    CEOs of FTSE 100 companies earn almost 150 times the average employee in their organisation. With calls for greater transparency,...

    • Business performance
    • Corporate governance
    • Employee relations

    Theresa May promises worker representatives on boards

    by Rob Moss 11 Jul 2016
    by Rob Moss 11 Jul 2016

    The UK’s next prime minister Theresa May has vowed to put worker representatives on boards of major companies and to...

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