Some contracts include "clawback" clauses, which allow performance-related payments to be reclaimed if the performance that was rewarded turns out to have been worse than it seemed at the time.
UBS reduced the total bonus pool for 2009, deferred stock bonuses for senior employees and introduced a rule that would allow the bank to reclaim bonuses when certain performance targets were missed.
The black and yellows were able to notch up an 11th consecutive win in all competitions under Thomas Tuchel, beating Bayern Leverkusen 3-0 with another superb performance to reclaim the top of the table from Bayern.
Recently, serious performers have tried to reclaim the name "Bboying" for their performance.
In a survey of consumer electronics, Janes et al. (2010) identified main facilitators of RL as top management awareness, strategic partnerships with supply chain partners, detailed insight into cost and performance, reclaiming value from returned products, and capability to put products rapidly back into the market.
The initiative comes as the U.S. tries to reclaim its lead in high-performance computing.
That performance enabled the United States to reclaim second place among world exporters in 2011 as it edged past Germany, which had $1.476 trillion in exports.
Having lost its focus in recent years, Acura is seeking to reclaim its original niche, selling cars that emphasize performance and technology as much as luxury.
But she provided the more vivacious, visceral television performance: it was a 90-minute sprint to reclaim her identity as a feisty, folksy frontierswoman ready to storm Washington.
His performance at Madonna di Campiglio on Tuesday helped him reclaim the overall World Cup lead from Norway's Aksel Lund Svindal.
