The treasurer, Scott Morrison, said Apra's report showed the bank's remuneration structure was equivalent to "money for jam", with senior executives still getting bonuses "even when things go wrong".
Their remuneration is based on the government's civil service salary scale and equivalent to the remuneration of a first-level clerical staff.
Sutherland left the Co-op in March after details of his £3.6m remuneration package – including a retention bonus, equivalent to 100% of his salary for his first year in the post, regardless of performance – were leaked to the Observer.
Bucher's remuneration includes a basic salary of £700,000 and maximum bonuses equivalent to 350% of salary, or £2.45m, in his first year, which drops to 250% of salary in subsequent years.
CHWs were offered a remuneration package of 3200 Bangladeshi taka per month, which is equivalent to US$455 dollars.
Equivalent to twenty-four chickeggsggs".
That's equivalent to $16.
That's equivalent to stealing.
The numbers above have to be deciphered from the passage in the remuneration report that blathers on about how the committee exercised "its discretion to adjust the value of certain 2010 bonus awards, on a basis equivalent to that applied in the previous year".
One petabyte is equivalent to one million gigabytes.
A rough equivalent to oneSafe is Keeper.
