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The median value of accumulated pension benefits for chief executives running companies in the S&P 500 rose to US$6.1 million in 2007, according to a study by executive compensation research firm Equilar. The increase was a 29.5% jump from 2006’s median value of $4.7 million. The prevalence of chief executives with accumulated pension benefits was […]

A new study finds that institutional investors and corporate directors are at odds on the future of the American executive pay model, but agree that the current system has hurt corporate America’s image. Conducted by Watson Wyatt Worldwide, the study finds that 63% of directors feel the system is improving, compared to only 36% of […]

  • By: Jody White
  • February 29, 2008 September 13, 2019
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Given a choice between stardom and civil service, which career would you choose? If you’re like most Canadians you’d favour the siren song of a steady job and a good pension over the glitz and glamour of the entertainment industry, according to a survey. The RBC sanctioned poll found that 34% of respondents prefer a […]

  • By: Jody White
  • February 26, 2008 September 13, 2019
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A significant number of large U.S. companies don’t plan to reveal performance goals for their executive pay programs in their 2008 proxy statement, according to a Watson Wyatt poll. It found only 42% of firms will disclose on their proxy what the specific goals that were used in their executive compensation plans for the 2007 […]

Hank McKinnell, Pfizer’s former chief executive, is expected to receive pension benefits worth US$82.3 million. He will also get $77.9 million in deferred compensation as well as cash and stock exceeding $20.7 million. McKinnell could also receive an additional $18.3 million stock award, which is contingent on Pfizer’s future share performance. The total amount he […]

About 400 unionized employees at Cameco’s McArthur River and Key Lake uranium operations have accepted a contract settlement offer from the company. They voted in favour of a new four-year contract that provides a 21.5% wage increase over the period, further wage increases for journeypersons and enhanced benefits. “This contract rewards our workers and their […]

THE TALENT MARKET IS SIZZLING IN WESTERN CANADA. From Vancouver to Winnipeg, organizations now expect ever-increasing bottom-line results and are striving to achieve this goal with talent who present interesting generational and cultural challenges. They need creative solutions. Some key findings in an Aon survey done in Alberta show that employers are adding flexibility to […]