US bosses slash and earn
01 Sep 2010 | by MT Staff
Sack-happy US corporate bosses are supposedly being paid 42% more than their peers...
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Quote of the day: 'After more than six years as chief executive officer of this great company I have decided that now is the right time to step down and allow a new leader to take the reins.' David Brennan has abruptly quit as AstraZenica chief exec after investors voiced their discontent in a boardroom...
Sack-happy US corporate bosses are supposedly being paid 42% more than their peers...
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A considerable majority of the UK's senior managers are due to retire in the next three years, claims a new leadership report from the Hay Group this week. The report states that up to three-quarters of the country's senior executive managers will have collected the gold watch and donned their slippers...
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