However, in Hungary's cash-strapped hospitals, such a move has proved divisive, as new doctors who have signed five-year handcuff agreements can now be earning more than senior specialists.
It also shows it is planning to pay three directors "golden handcuff" payments of £300,000 each to stop them being poached by rival firms.
No asylum seekers can be seen at any point resisting staff, and one witness told Guardian Australia that at least one patient was observed with a plastic handcuff on one hand during the night.
As the 38-year-old lies dying, one is heard asking: "Do we handcuff him?" Last October, Harrison's father, David Harrison, filed a civil rights lawsuit against the city of Dallas and the two officers, John Rogers and Andrew Hutchins, alleging "excessive force in violation of the fourth amendment" and that the city failed to "institute, apply and conduct proper training of Dallas police officers".
They'd even handcuff them and drop them by Kings Plaza so whites and Italians would beat them up.
And Cambodia's rulers say they must "handcuff" any NGOs that stir up political trouble.
In effect, this "golden handcuff" passes the training cost on to the new employer.
Another former cabinet minister said it was "unprecedented" for a Greek police officer to challenge a member of the political elite over a traffic offence, let alone arrest and handcuff him.
It certainly might, but only if credit markets don't handcuff shippers.
So it was no surprise when, on October 29th, Random House and Penguin, two big publishers, announced that they would handcuff themselves to each other.The book industry has felt more pain than pleasure in the past few years, largely thanks to technology.
Let them handcuff me," he was quoted as telling Dutch newspaper NRC.
