Sentences with phrase «on remuneration»

One doesn't want to appear greedy or overly focused on remuneration.

The vote on the remuneration policy will in principle be binding, which means that companies are only able to pay remuneration on the basis of the policy approved by shareholders.

«This would otherwise have left a worker (who was without protection from unfair dismissal and reliant upon continued work) with the unattractive prospect of having to suffer a detrimental impact on his remuneration by taking unpaid leave.

This latest report focuses on remuneration for chief legal roles and how this differs by industry, country, size of business and size of legal spend.

He regularly advises in Share Scheme cases on Remuneration Code issues, deferral terms and leaver provisions, vesting and forfeiture issues and the impact of the restraint of trade and penalties doctrines.

Some employees may enjoy a measure of bargaining power when negotiating the terms of prospective employment but once they have been hired and are dependent on the remuneration of the job, they become more vulnerable.

Within the financial services sector he regularly advises on Remuneration Code issues and the Senior Manager Regime.

Excluding such resolutions will deprive EOG of a key survey of its investor base and force investors to register their concerns through other channels, such as annual votes on remuneration, auditor selection and board confidence.

Oral Questions - Ensuring wage - earners who are below the income tax threshold will benefit from any future increases in the personal allowance - Lord Greaves; Measures to detect and prevent sudden cardiac death - Lord Storey; Number of people employed by the EU Institutions and information on the number of those who pay either no tax, or reduced tax rates, on their remuneration - Lord Flight

He also renewed his call for workers to sit on remuneration committees, for annual shareholder votes on executive pay and for a special tax on bonuses.

Miliband renews his call for employees to sit on remuneration committees and for annual shareholder votes on directors» pay.

I say, every company should have an employee on their remuneration committee, so the right pay is set and it is justified.

Five company reports on remuneration were voted down by investors in 2009.

«An important step in this direction would be for firms to publish the ratio of the pay of top earners compared to average employees as well as putting employee representatives on remuneration committees.»

A survey for the High Pay Centre showed huge public support for action against executive pay, with two - thirds of people demanding worker representation on remuneration committees, a move the government refused to enforce last week despite official recommendations.

There will also be reforms aimed at allowing shareholders to have a veto on remuneration deals handed out to executives who leave jobs in which they have failed.

Freeman isn't prepared to give Financial Review readers insight into how the conversation with the chair will unfold or how it intends to vote on the remuneration resolution at the upcoming AGM but you get the sense it is unlikely to be a difficult conversation.

Few details are offered, however the BEIS has taken up one specific idea from the Executive Remuneration Working Group, which proposed that committee chairs should have at least 12 months experience on a remuneration committee before taking up the lead role.

Embedded in an omnibus transparency and economic modernisation bill (known colloquially as «Sapin 2»), this amendment institutes two separate binding votes on remuneration; a forward looking vote on policy, and a backward looking vote on variable and exceptional pay amounts.

When the votes were announced, investor discontent was even higher than expected, with shareholders resoundingly rejecting the Company's advisory proposal on the remuneration report — in total, just shy of 60 % of voting shareholders registered against votes at the Company's heated AGM.

In instituting binding say - on - pay votes, France follows in the footsteps of the UK and Switzerland, which have already introduced binding votes on remuneration policy and maximum payouts, respectively.

In considering Leonardo's advisory vote on its remuneration policy, shareholders will have to take into account a $ 9,442,000 severance payment made to former CEO Mauro Moretti.

Not exact matches

On Tuesday, TIM shareholders will vote on the 2017 financial statements, the company's remuneration policy and to confirm Amos Genish as chief executivOn Tuesday, TIM shareholders will vote on the 2017 financial statements, the company's remuneration policy and to confirm Amos Genish as chief executivon the 2017 financial statements, the company's remuneration policy and to confirm Amos Genish as chief executive.

Section 162 (m) of the Internal Revenue Code imposes limitations on the deductibility for corporate federal income tax purposes of remuneration in excess of $ 1 million paid to the chief executive officer, chief financial officer and each of the three next most highly compensated executive officers of a public company.

Given the high level of discontent expressed on the say - on pay proposal last year, when 56.6 % of non-state shareholders voted against, securing support for the proposed remuneration policy may be a challenge.

Macquarie chairman Peter Warne was quick to defend Mr Moore's remuneration on Friday even after concerns last year about the company's pay practices and opaque structure led to a 15 per cent protest vote against the remuneration report.

It is too early to assess the full extent of the fallout from these latest shareholder rebellions; however, while the proposals were put to shareholders on an advisory basis, it is clear that remuneration structures and levels of pay continue to be areas under intense scrutiny from both investors and the general public, and have the ability to cause a level of discomfort for board members through major PR hiccups.

He has been a Non ‐ Executive Director of Centrica and has served on the Audit, Remuneration and Corporate & Social Responsibility committees.

And they aren't on the government payroll; their remuneration comes from a private outsourcing firm (which usually means they have no job security or benefits).

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Depending on the nature of the issues subject to discussion and to ensure a constructive discussion, Glass Lewis will ensure that the analysts who meet with company executives and directors have the requisite experience and responsibilities for the specific topics to be discussed, such as remuneration or ESG risks.

Tatts received a significant protest on executive pay with 22 per cent of votes cast against the remuneration report, just short of the 25 per cent level required to record a strike.

Commonwealth Bank famously received a strike against its remuneration resolution last year when shareholders registered their displeasure about the introduction of, and emphasis on, so - called «soft targets».

Mr Clarke took over as TWE chief executive on March 31, 2014, on a total fixed annual remuneration of $ 1.7 million.

In papers submitted by the UK Government last year in the case and seen by the BHA, the Government attempted to argue that there is no breach of EU law because «if a teacher brought a claim against a school (on the basis that the school, as an employer, had discriminated against them in their remuneration, for example), then the court or tribunal would consider the legislation in this wider context.

«There is no point giving shareholders a vote on executive pay without the greater transparency needed so they can discern the aggregate remuneration executives receive under the complex arrangements currently in place - David Cameron has shown he is simply out of touch.»

After Vince Cable wrote to companies Shadow Business Secretary Chuka Umunna said the government had «caved in» by failing to introduce promised shareholder votes on executive remuneration.

IVIS has reviewed voting issues at over 8500 FTSE All - Share meetings since January 2000, in line with guidelines on governance, sustainability and remuneration.

The concrete measures that Miliband has advanced, from capping rail price increases, to legislating for a living wage, from changing government procurement rules to encourage vocational training, to putting workers» representatives on corporate remuneration committees, are all workable, worthwhile policies.

In recent weeks, ministers have upped the intensity of rhetoric on enforcing restraint on bank remuneration.

And on bank bonuses - «This is the first time that global regulation has stepped in to [clamp down on] corporate cowboy behaviour as far as their remuneration is concerned.»

His comments come even as some organised labour groups including GHOSPA and railway workers are agitating over their placement on the single spine pay structure and poor remuneration, respectively.

The NUPENG president had stated that the strike would draw the attention of the Federal Government and other stakeholders to some unresolved issues bordering on the welfare of workers, such as bad roads, poor remuneration, insecurity and the alleged excesses of some security agencies.

«They are paid in line with standard Civil Service rules and an independently - chaired Remuneration Committee advises on all pay and bonus awards for Permanent Secretaries.»

A GOP blogger - for - hire estimates that «at least half the bloggers that are out there» on the Republican side «are getting remuneration in some way beyond ad sales.»

What is difficult to accept is despite savings being made by way of an effective «pay freeze» and pensions contributions increase that on the back of those measures there are further proposed significant changes to the police remuneration system that could see up to 40 % of officers loosing up to # 4000.00 of pay in addition to that freeze.

«We agree with the FSA that the focus should be on the structure of remuneration, not the size of the package, which companies must be able to determine based on their need to compete.

The «zombie» property had been of great concern to neighbors as it sat vacant and deteriorating and was donated to the Land Bank by JPMorgan Chase in 2015, along with financial remuneration to insure that Village taxes on the property were current through 2015.

«On Thursday at the G20 world economies will agree international rules for the remuneration of bankers,» Mr Brown told the 1,500 - strong audience.

Exploitation of the savers by the casino - banks added and abetted regulators on bank risk and Fred's pension remuneration?