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Swiss bank UBS, the biggest continental European casualty of the credit crunch, has devised a novel "bonus-malus" system under which bonuses for the top executives are held back to discourage risk taking.

To graduate, they still had to take the state test given to 10th graders, but their scores did not affect schools' ratings, on which bonuses for school employees were based.

Providers have set up Accountable Care Organisations (ACOS), which get bonuses for delivering care more efficiently.

The Sept. 4 hearing is expected to explore schedule pressures and NASA's contracts with the private companies that do much of the work on the space program, which offer bonuses for on-time launchings.

On 19 August 1993, ten of eleven trade unions agreed to a three-year wage contract, which contained bonuses for all employees based on the company's profit.

The decision received lukewarm support from the Giuliani administration, which supports merit bonuses for individual teachers who raise their students' test scores, and from the teachers' union, which insists on across-the-board bonuses for all teachers at a high-performing school.

BT also announced that it was changing the way in which it calculates bonuses for executives.

Loomis and Payton had earlier issued a statement taking full responsibility for the bounty system, which paid players bonuses for injuring opponents.

But Mr. Clark of Amazon said a union contract would not allow the company to pursue what it considers an innovative compensation system, which includes stock bonuses for all workers.

One of the directors, but not Lord Heseltine, received a payment of £1.22m for 2003, which constitutes accumulated bonuses "for quite a number of years," according to the Haymarket finance director, David Fraser.

In this respect, TAP can be seen as a predecessor for the current merit-based pay model introduced by Mayor Rahm Emanuel, which offers principals bonuses for narrowing achievement gaps, reducing dropout rates and improving student performance on standardized tests in reading and math.