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The changing nature of executive work and the implications for remuneration strategy
This paper looks at the evolution of executive work and how this has impacted on remuneration strategy within organisations today. The author's research into executive work and remuneration in the top fifty listed companies on the Australian stock exchange is used to show what is happening in this a
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