Sentence examples for decisions on executive from inspiring English sources

Nasdaq also wants companies to have independent directors make decisions on executive pay decisions and choose new board members.

In reaching their decisions on executive pay matters directors consult with management at the company and work with outside consultants and counsel to assist them in reaching their decisions.

The relatively quick fall of Irani, first being forced out as CEO in 2011 and then as chairman in May stemmed from the growing sway of activist shareholders, who increasingly had been able to influence decisions on executive compensation, said Amy Myers Jaffe, executive director of energy and sustainability at UC Davis.

Executive compensation is based on standards across the industry, and the board members who make decisions on chief executive compensation are generally chosen from among the ranks of corporate heads and legal partners.

A broader boardroom would be free of the group-think that blinkers too many decisions, including those on executive pay.

They also contended that the planned payment was just the latest of several bad decisions by Novartis on executive pay.

They also contended that the payment was just the latest of several bad decisions by Novartis on executive pay.

The concept was that a comparison of pay rates between a CEO and median employee compensation would help investors make more informed decisions when voting on executive pay levels.

State auditors pointed to gaps in computer network security, the payroll approval process, and decision-making on executive-level employee pay increases.

In form, the decision on top executive salary is made by the company, but in reality it is made by the directors.

Thus, I would expect President Obama's White House Counsel to gather the facts, and for the President to make a dispassionate decision on whether Executive Privilege should be invoked.