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Meanings of executive pay in English

Pay and benefits for upper management.

Usage of executive pay in English
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At an annual general meeting, senior executive pay goes to a vote.
News.com.au
2
Last November, Swiss voters rejected a national proposal to cap executive pay.
BBC
3
The compensation amount reflects a methodology used by many executive pay consultants.
Reuters
4
The administration has proposed a more limited set of executive pay curbs.
Reuters
5
Originally, Democrats wanted to give shareholders an annual say on executive pay.
Reuters
6
Oasis also criticized Hamill's defense of the board's strategy and executive pay.
Reuters
7
The Financial Services Authority added its weight behind the clampdown on executive pay.
The Guardian
8
Cable was also quite defeatist on the subject of executive pay.
The Guardian
9
A second proposal would have placed limits on accelerated executive pay.
Reuters
10
The British lenders also held off announcing changes to their executive pay policies.
Reuters
11
Some compensation experts and companies themselves may compute executive pay differently.
Reuters
12
Like the Tories, Labour attacked executive pay and promised to strengthen workers' rights.
The Guardian
13
He said progress had been made in talks about executive pay and bonuses.
Reuters
14
The value of the average chief executive pay packet has dropped.
Radio NZ
15
Conn has said he firmly believes executive pay should be tied to performance.
The Guardian
16
Significantly, the vote on GSK's executive pay packet is no more than advisory.
The Irish Times
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Executive pay across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common