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Salary
a form of pay given to employees at regular intervals in exchange for the work they have done. Traditionally, a salary is a form of remuneration given to professional employees...
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New Incisive Media Study Reports Chief Legal Officer Compensation Rose 13 Percent in 2008; IP Remains Best-Compensated Specialty
NEW YORK -- U.S. chief legal officer total cash compensation salaries plus bonuses increased by more than 13 percent this year to $467,100, according to the 2008 Law Department Compensation Benchmarking Survey. While median salaries rose just seven percent, median bonuses grew by almost 27 percent. The study analyzes compensation...
Tags: Benefits, compensation, Incisive Media, IP, lawyer, officer, salary, survey
Research articles 2008-10-16
DOL faulted on enforcement of wage and hour laws
During a House committee meeting, the Government Accountability Office criticized the U.S. Labor Department's Wage and Hour Division's enforcement of federal wage and hour laws, citing miscommunication and poor coordination of staff and resources. For more news and updates on these and other stories, see the online version of...
Tags: Benefits, Government Accountability Office, salary, U.S. Department of Labor
Research articles 2008-09-01
Check's in the mail? report finds employers owe billions in federal payroll taxes
In a report from the Government Accountability Office, congressional investigators say 1.6 million businesses did not send taxes to the IRS regarding employees' wages, Social Security and Medicare payments. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Employers owe the IRS about $58 billion, over a 10-year period, in federal payroll taxes from employees'...
Tags: FINANCE, Government, Internal Revenue Service, payroll, salary
Research articles 2008-09-01
Newcastle move to keep Owen
LONDON AFP — Newcastle United have offered am improved three-year contract to Michael Owen in a bid to keep the England striker at St James Park. There had been growing speculation that the 28-year-old former Liverpool and Real Madrid goal-scorer could leave Tyneside on a free transfer at the...
Tags: Agence France-Presse, Benefits, salary
Research articles 2008-08-31
Smithsonian planning to slash executives' pay
WASHINGTON -- At least 17 Smithsonian Institution executives with six-figure salaries will see future pay cuts -- many in the tens of thousands of dollars -- under reforms adopted by the museum complex. According to figures released recently after a request by The Associated Press, the chief financial...
Tags: Benefits, salary, Smithsonian Institution
Research articles 2008-08-30
Legislators boost staff salaries
The Utah House and Senate, run by Republicans, have been frugal in their own spending the past seven years, keeping their individual budgets well below the growth seen overall in state government. But many individual legislative staffers -- and especially two of the Legislature's own staff departments --...
Tags: Benefits, job, Peterson, salary, U.S. Senate
Research articles 2008-08-25
Vets could join Goodell's drive to limit rookies' pay
Veteran players could prove to be allies of NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell in his efforts to scale back rookie salaries. "There's a lot of guys who have come out and haven't done much," New Orleans Saints defensive end Will Smith said. "Then you have older guys...
Tags: Benefits, league, NFL, Ryan, salary
Research articles 2008-08-20
Robinho 'wants Chelsea move', Real opposed
MADRID AFP — Brazil international Robinho is determined to join English Premiership side Chelsea but Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon does not want to let him go, Spanish media reported Thursday. The 24-year-old, accompanied by his agent Wagner Ribeiro, met with Calderon on Wednesday to express his desire to...
Tags: Agence France-Presse, AJAX, Benefits, champion, Chelsea, INTERNET, salary
Research articles 2008-08-14
Vice Chancellor to forgo salary
THE NEW VICE CHANCELLOR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORnia, Berkeley, is an international finance banker who will use his expertise and connections to help grow the institution's finances--all while forgoing a salary. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Frank Yeary, a 1985 UC Berkeley graduate and global head of mergers and acquisitions...
Tags: FINANCE, salary, University of California at Berkeley
Research articles 2008-08-01
Rising Chinese salaries pushes Adidas to look elsewhere: report
FRANKFURT AFP — Adidas, the second-biggest sportswear company in the world, feels that Chinese salaries are now too high and it will transfer some production to more competitive countries, its chief executive said in an interview on Monday. "Salaries, which are set by the government, have become too high"...
Tags: adidas AG, Agence France-Presse, Benefits, Government, salary
Research articles 2008-07-28
German consumer confidence at five-year low
FRANKFURT AFP — German consumer confidence has hit its lowest level since June 2003, a leading survey showed on Monday, as benefits of increased employment and wages were "demolished" by inflation. The confidence index compiled by the GfK institute fell to 2.1 points from 3.6 points in its previous...
Tags: Agence France-Presse, FINANCE, income, inflation, MARKETING, salary, survey
Research articles 2008-07-28
NBA salary cap for next season hits 58.68 million dollars
NEW YORK AFP — National Basketball Association clubs will work under a salary cap of 58.68 million dollars for the 2008-2009 season, the league announced Wednesday as the NBA free agency signing period began. The salary limit for each NBA team went into effect as teams were allowed to...
Tags: Benefits, NBA, salary, team
Research articles 2008-07-09
Beijing city hikes minimum wage as inflation soars: report
BEIJING AFP — China's capital Beijing is to raise its minimum salary by 10 percent in a bid to help the worst-off cope with rising inflation, state media said Saturday. Beginning from July 1, the minimum monthly salary for city employees will rise from 730 to 800 yuan (106...
Tags: Agence France-Presse, Beijing, Benefits, China, FINANCE, inflation, salary
Research articles 2008-06-28
IRS Audit: Accounting for the top earners
If your company is audited, chances are, the IRS will be very interested in how you accounted for executive compensation. "If your company has executives, you're dealing with rather substantial sums of money," said Alan E. Weiner, a senior tax partner for Holtz Rubenstein Reminick, an accounting firm...
Tags: accounting, audit, Benefits, compensation, deduction, FINANCE, Internal Revenue Service, Investment, salary, Taxes
Research articles 2008-06-27
Flyers sacrifice Umberger for young defenseman in NHL draft
IT WOULDN'T have seemed like a move the Flyers would make after the way R.J. Umberger tore up the Montreal Canadiens on the way to the Eastern Conference final.In 22 playoff games, Umberger was a force, scoring 11 goals and five assists - eight of those coming against Montreal -...
Tags: Benefits, Columbus, Games, NHL, salary
Research articles 2008-06-21
Flyers likely to select budget defenseman in NHL draft
This year's NHL entry draft might be one of the deepest ever in terms of available defensemen, but don't look for the Flyers to solve their blue-line needs this weekend.The Flyers need another puck-moving offensive defenseman. And when the league opens the free-agent market July 1, the Flyers will be...
Tags: agent, Benefits, CAREER, NHL, Ottawa, salary
Research articles 2008-06-20
Economists wage statistical war in Oklahoma-owned Sonics trial
The experts couldn't disagree more about the SuperSonics' economic impact on Seattle. It's either nothing or $187.8 million a year. The attempt to pin down those dollar figures dominated testimony Thursday in the federal court battle between the city of Seattle and the Oklahoma City-based owners of the...
Tags: NBA, salary, Seattle, team
Research articles 2008-06-20
Communist Cuba scraps uniform wages in new reform move
HAVANA AFP — In a new reform move, communist Cuba announced Wednesday it was scrapping salary caps long meant to underscore egalitarianism but which President Raul Castro's government says hurt productivity. Most Cubans, in an economy controlled by the government, earn the equivalent of 17 dollars a month in...
Tags: Agence France-Presse, Benefits, Cuba, food, Government, Manufacturing, salary, SOFTWARE
Research articles 2008-06-11
Japan
Although output growth is slowing somewhat, wage gains and a rebound in housing investment should help sustain the expansion in 2008, and growth is projected to pick up during 2009. While headline inflation has risen to about 1% as a result of soaring import prices, underlying inflation is around zero...
Tags: FINANCE, inflation, investment, Japan, OECD, salary
Research articles 2008-06-01
France
After picking up in the first quarter, activity is thought to be softening already in the second quarter and is projected to remain weak in the rest of 2008 and early 2009. The slowdown should help limit further increases in wages and prices, in the face of recent food and...
Tags: food, inflation, OECD, salary
Research articles 2008-06-01
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