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performance-related pay

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performance-related pay

The element of a wage or salary that is linked to the working performance of an individual or working group, according to a prior arrangement.
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WOMEN working for some of the UK's top finance firms receive about 80 per cent less in performance-related pay than their male colleagues.
WOMENworking for someof the UK's [...]; Business IN BRIEF by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
WOMEN in some of the country's top finance firms receive around 80% less in performance-related pay than male colleagues, says an official report to be released today.
Top finance firms leave women out of pocket by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
PERFORMANCE-RELATED pay often does not encourage people to work harder and sometimes has the opposite effect, according to a study just published.
Performance pay 'doesn't work' by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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