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    Sainsbury’s offers top managers share of £100m bonus pot

    by Mike Berry 10 Mar 2005
    by Mike Berry 10 Mar 2005

    Supermarket group Sainsbury is dangling a bonus pot worth up to £100m in front of its 1,100 top managers, if sales get back on track.

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    Wrong approach in overtime campaign

    by Personnel Today 8 Mar 2005
    by Personnel Today 8 Mar 2005

    The TUC’s ‘bossagram’ e-mail campaign [in which workers were encouraged to send anonymous e-mails to their bosses pointing out how...

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    UK bosses unwilling to foot bill for staff loyalty

    by Personnel Today 22 Feb 2005
    by Personnel Today 22 Feb 2005

    UK employers place great value on staff loyalty, but do not pay their workers enough money to gain it, according to research.

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    Sainsbury’s to tighten link between pay and performance

    by dan thomas 24 Jan 2005
    by dan thomas 24 Jan 2005

    Supermarket chain Sainsbury's is planning to link pay more closely to performance and provide more incentives to junior levels of management.

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    Catering group puts an end to unmerited bonuses

    by Personnel Today 6 Jan 2005
    by Personnel Today 6 Jan 2005

    The Compass Group catering firm has introduced new restrictions to its executive bonus plans, to ensure that bosses are only...

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    Standard Life chief gives up bonuses

    by Quentin Reade 5 Jan 2005
    by Quentin Reade 5 Jan 2005

    Sandy Crombie will not collect more than £500,000 in bonuses from the troubled life insurance company

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    Theatre deal likely to see Sunday shows

    by Mike Berry 23 Dec 2004
    by Mike Berry 23 Dec 2004

    Union Bectu has advised members to accept a London pay dealthat will see theatres open on Sundays

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    Performance-related police pay now linked to promotion of diversity

    by dan thomas 1 Dec 2004
    by dan thomas 1 Dec 2004

    Police officers will not receieve performance-related pay unless they can prove they have properly promoted equality and diversity within their...

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    Academic reward in the firing line

    by Stephen Overell 23 Nov 2004
    by Stephen Overell 23 Nov 2004

    Nottingham University is the site of an experiment in performance related pay that could have profound consequences for the life of academics. Stephen Overell reports

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    Performance-related pay schemes fail to impress

    by Personnel Today 2 Nov 2004
    by Personnel Today 2 Nov 2004

    Performance-related pay schemes are only ‘reasonably successful’, according to a separate IRS survey.The study of 87 performance-related pay schemes at...

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    Pay and prospects still the essential motivators

    by Personnel Today 2 Nov 2004
    by Personnel Today 2 Nov 2004

    Forget trendy HR strategies such as flexible working and employer branding. If bosses want to hang on to their talented...

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    Staff favour open communication over flexible work and locations

    by Personnel Today 2 Nov 2004
    by Personnel Today 2 Nov 2004

    Contrary to popular belief, staff aren’t that bothered about flexible working, convenient locations or working for market leaders. A study...

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    Car firm spends £175,000 on Spanish breaks for workers

    by Personnel Today 19 Oct 2004
    by Personnel Today 19 Oct 2004

    A car dealership in the south west of England has invested around £175,000 to give all of its employees a...

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    Other benefits outshine pay

    by Personnel Today 12 Oct 2004
    by Personnel Today 12 Oct 2004

    Elements of reward that boost employee commitment – such as career development and performance-related pay – have a bigger impact...

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    I’ll see you in six months…

    by Hilaire Gomer 10 Aug 2004
    by Hilaire Gomer 10 Aug 2004

    Sabbaticals are a win-win situation. Employees reap the benefits of rest or a change, and the business gains greater staff retention.

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