Sentence examples similar to weak severance from inspiring English sources
But the National Audit Office, which audits public-sector accounts, concluded that the BBC "breached its own already generous policies on severance payments" and blamed weak governance arrangements.As the BBC is financed by a compulsory levy on all television-owning households, politicians and viewers have been angered by the misspent money.
An NAO report, published in July, into severance packages at the corporation found "weak governance arrangements have led to payments that exceeded contractual entitlements and put public trust at risk".
The strength of evidence about other indirect health related impacts varies according to the pathways concerned, from strong quantifiable evidence of air pollution effects, to much weaker evidence on the health effects of transport noise and community severance.
Anthony Fry, BBC Trustee and chair of the trust's finance committee, said: "Although the BBC has achieved significant savings in its senior manager pay bill, some of the NAO's conclusions are deeply worrying, particularly the failure to follow agreed severance policies in a number of cases as a result of weak governance from the BBC executive in the past.
Anthony Fry, BBC trustee and chairman of the trust's financial committee, said: "Although the BBC has achieved significant savings in its senior manager pay bill, some of the NAO's conclusions are deeply worrying, particularly the failure to follow agreed severance policies in a number of cases as a result of weak governance from the BBC executive in the past.
(vi) Severance pay (including disability severance pay).
This is your severance package".
It calls the payment "severance".
§ 102.82 Transfer, consolidation, and severance.
Separation allowance or severance pay.
