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Staff at Niesr UK research institute take industrial action for first time in its 90-year history
Italian banker will also receive part of reduced €51.4m award in shares
FT experts answer reader questions on the best ways to negotiate a raise
Gulf between top CEOs and their employees remains huge despite cut to bonuses in 2020 amid pandemic hit
Asset managers call for pharma executive pay to be linked to equitable distribution of jabs
Linklaters and Cravath announce they will add elements of merit-based pay
Largesse could lead to a tug of war with investors
Bank says ‘special award’ is attempt to retain Daniel Pinto, recently promoted to sole president
Wall Street banks prepare to boost variable pay after dealmaking boom pulls in fees
Despite pressure for 20 years, fund managers remain largely unwilling to block pay increases
The cost of flying cargo around the world has reached record levels in the run-up to Christmas
Plus, chief’s package at the heart of Starbucks’ union drive
António Horta-Osório vows to align remuneration ‘with the interests of shareholders’ after a series of crises
Regulator takes tougher stance on effective giveaways involving stock or options
Executives must consider post-pandemic conditions and need to focus on ESG
Investment bankers are in line for a bumper bonus season — but you’ll need sharp elbows
We explore why talking about money is the last taboo at work — and the possible pitfalls of being open about salaries
Listeners get expert advice on asking for a raise — and making sure you get one
Shareholders less likely to support high remuneration, according to PwC analysis
UK’s largest asset manager to focus direct consultation on areas such as climate change instead
Senior management pay is increasingly linked to sustainability targets, but critics are sceptical this will amount to meaningful change
Study of link between personality and earnings shows that extroverts do better than nasty people
Behavioural science gives us the tools to spot the biases holding us back from asking for more money
As the cost of living rises, more of us want to learn the dark art of pay negotiations
Bonus plan tied to share price targets for Wall Street investment bank
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