UK employees give their senior leadership low marks on key aspects of people management, such as developing future leaders, gaining...
Performance-related pay
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With employee representation off the agenda, should the Government bring in new corporate governance regulations to make executive pay fairer...
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As the bonus season begins, Gerry O’Neill looks at whether the annual “incentive” has become less of a discretionary gratuity...
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Some top executives earn more than £1,000 an hour and will have made more money by the first Wednesday of...
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Almost a quarter of pay awards each year are based on a measure of employee performance. Sheila Attwood looks at...
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All up to date with employment law? Have your finger on the pulse of best HR practice? Then take our...
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Chile is host to many multinational businesses, and has one of the highest rates of working hours in the world....
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As Barclays CEO Antony Jenkins takes his first annual bonus since joining the bank in August 2012, despite a legacy...
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Just over half (50.6%) of organisations have put increasing the link between pay and performance as a priority for their...
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Chancellor George Osborne has conceded defeat in the UK’s efforts to overturn the EU cap on bankers’ bonuses, following a...
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How much could the ECJ judgment on holiday pay cost your organisation?
by David Palmerby David PalmerThe European Court of Justice (ECJ) handed down a landmark judgment last week when it decided that holiday pay must...
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Consultant editor Darren Newman explains the potentially costly implications of a recent ruling on calculating holiday pay where workers receive...
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The National Union of Teachers (NUT) has described plans to pay teachers on results as “total nonsense”, following the release of...
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Employers are failing to make effective use of performance-related pay by offering awards that are too small to motivate staff,...
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Incentivising staff in these challenging economic times is more important than ever as employers look to increase productivity and get...