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- Does pay for performance pay?
  Posted by SoxFirst
  The number of options being granted to CEOs is going down and shareholders are now putting more focus on performance pay. But there are serious questions about whether performance pay works. Maybe it delivers the wrong results.
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- The politics of pay
  Posted by SoxFirst
  Soaring CEO pay is now a political issue and politicians all over the world, including Hillary Clinton, are attacking it to drum up votes.
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- Low pay for MBA beancounters
  Posted by SoxFirst
  MBA students expect to earn the lowest amount of money if they go into accounting, auditing or tax work. No wonder there’s a skills shortage, no-one wants to become an accountant.
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- Soaring executive pay: seven solutions
  Posted by SoxFirst
  Ban compensation consultants from doing other work for the company, set pay limits before searching for new executives, ban golden parachutes and go easy on the stock and options. These are just some solutions to stop soaring executive pay.
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- Women, tax and pay
  Posted by SoxFirst
  How do you get more into the workforce and reduce the pay gap? Have women pay less tax, say two academics.
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- Say on pay debate
  Posted by SoxFirst
  Plenty of warnings from the doomsayers about the House passing legislation that gives shareholders a non-binding say on executive compensation. But in other countries where it’s been introduced, it’s strengthened pay for performance linkages, improved board accountability and put directors on notice.
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- Executive pay democracy distorts the market
  Posted by SoxFirst
  Here is evidence showing that the big Wall Street firms are now paying their CEOs more and more in tandem. It's not just the size of the pay packets that's troubling but it's that over time, they're being paid more like each other.
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Leon Gettler is a blogger and senior business journalist at The Age, specializing on management issues. His latest book, Organisations Behaving Badly focuses on the forces that lead smart executives into making dumb decisions.
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