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Peoplesoft bloke replied

4 December 2011, 15:13
Originally posted by doodab View Post

BBC News - We will 'get tough' on excessive boardroom pay - Clegg

Sounds like a vote winning policy to me. Lib Lab coalition next time around?

No No No

Greed is good!

We mustn't complain about austerity only being for the little people. On the other hand......

High Pay Commission: most people believe executive pay 'out of control' - Telegraph

Oh, and (VERY NSFW)

http://youtu.be/monyiOsoKxg

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doodab started a topic Boardroom pay curbs?

4 December 2011, 11:39
Boardroom pay curbs?

BBC News - We will 'get tough' on excessive boardroom pay - Clegg

The government is to publish new proposals to curb "unjustified and irresponsible" pay rewards in the private sector, Nick Clegg has said.

The deputy prime minister said ministers would announce plans to "get tough" on excessive boardroom pay in January and may legislate if necessary.

Among likely steps is widening the membership of remuneration committees, which set pay, to include workers.

Recent figures showed executive pay at the UK's top firms rose 50% last year.

Sounds like a vote winning policy to me. Lib Lab coalition next time around?
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