Thieving OZschwitz statists whining over private sector remuneration

THE cycle of excessive reward for private sector executives has been lashed by the body that sets pay for judges and politicians, which says top public servants work just as hard for much less.

The Remuneration Tribunal, which decides the salaries of defence force chiefs, judges, politicians and public servants has weighed into the debate on corporate salaries, claiming increased financial reward does not lead to better performance.

It also argues against claims made by business leaders and pay consultants that there are a limited number of executives capable of leading major corporations; and that performance pay is needed to make executives act in their corporation’s best interest.

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Thieving OZschwitz statists whining over private sector remuneration

Thieving OZschwitz statists whining over private sector remuneration

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