Her complacency was echoed by Chris Patten, boasting, by way of clinching his new appointment, that there are "far more women at the top of the BBC than of any organisation I can think of in a comparable sector".
The only comparable sector collapses in recent memory are Japan in 1991, Tech in 2002, and Financials in 2009.
Since the rate of wage increases is comparable among sectors, the difference in ULC growth can be attributed to the difference in labor productivity growth.
They not only want non-financial information that provides a forward-looking view into a company's performance, risk and value, but they also want it to be comparable across sectors and regions, while reflecting a seal of approval at board level," says Juan Costa Climent, Global Leader of Climate Change and Sustainability Services at EY.
These scores -- similar to mainstream bond ratings -- are intended to be comparable across sectors.
The metric will be directly comparable across sectors.
On the other hand, agriculture itself has become a form of industry, as technology, vertical integration, marketing and consumer preferences have evolved along lines that closely follow the profile of comparable industrial sectors, often of notable complexity and richness of variety and scope.
For those workers who had also been in the military, the military rates of tobacco and alcohol use have been reported as higher than those found in comparable civilian sectors (Ballweg & Brey, 1989; Bray et al., 1989, 1991; Conway et al., 1989; US DHHS, 1989).
Although the 2008 scheme ended in 2015 and a new scheme will cut directors' remuneration – Betts' package is likely to shrink from £1.7m to £1.4m in 2019-20 – the NAO says it will still be substantially more generous than those for comparable public sector organisations that compete with the private sector for executive talent, such as BBC Studios and Network Rail.
