Sentence examples for awards linked to performance from inspiring English sources
Home Retail's remuneration committee said it had not yet determined what would happen with bonuses and share awards linked to performance targets beyond the date of any takeover.
The Glasgow engineer Weir also has two votes on pay, and the policy vote will be scrutinised because it includes a share award which is not linked to performance.
The executives will still receive "long-term incentive rewards", all in shares, but these will be awarded after five years, and linked to performance.
Most pay schemes for FTSE 100 executives are currently based on awards of shares or options that are linked to performance criteria over three to five years.
Pay levels might also start to decline if companies move away from long-term incentive plans – awards of shares paid out over three or five years that are linked to performance targets – and handed out "restricted" shares instead.
Three senior leaders — Stephen R. Volk, Lewis B. Kaden and Michael S. Klein — were awarded $38 million in early 2008, with at least a portion of the payments linked to performance.
Should all award winners ever linked to performance-enhancing drugs be retroactively expunged from the honor rolls?
Jack O'Connell, the Baseball Writers Association of Americaa official who oversees the voting for its annual awards, said his organization never considered rescinding an award to a player after he had been linked to performance-enhancing drugs.
A range of non-financial rewards have been tried, according to national key informants - awards, medals, certificates - but they tend not to link to performance but, rather, are allocated according to 'fairness' (the spirit of collective endeavour makes it difficult to identify high performers).
