All, including secretaries, have performance related pay and the chief perk is an annual outing to a European city.
While searching for a place to live, they came across the Emerson job and were immediately interested because of the chief perk: free rent.
Much of the Clippers' recent success has been because Sterling no longer meddles in the team's affairs; enfeebled by age, he has seemed content to devote his remaining energies to the lascivious pursuits that he's long viewed as the chief perk of N.B.A. ownership.
Advanced Micro Devices ' recent move to get out of the semiconductor fabrication business acknowledges that the chief perk of making chips owning a fabrication facility is now too expensive for all but a handful of companies.
The educational collective lavished the former schools chief with perks, including meals, travel and sports tickets, and promised her another job with more kickbacks disguised as a signing bonus after she stepped down from from the superintendent's post, the indictment says. . Byrd-Bennett resigned in June amid the federal probe.
The educational collective lavished the former schools chief with perks, including meals, travel and sports tickets, and promised her another job with more kickbacks disguised as a signing bonus after she stepped down from from the superintendent's post, the indictment says.
Being the commander-in-chief has its perks.
Being a chief executive has many perks, but job security is not one of them, especially now.
Hester, a Yorkshire-born banker who has never worked in the insurance industry, will get £1.26m in annual pay and perks as chief executive of RSA, the 304-year old general insurer embroiled in scandal and profit warnings.
They include a national register of chief officers' pay and perks, and a second register of all police officers' gifts and hospitality, second jobs and their contact with the media.
