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Senior management to be reduced by 18% and executive board pay frozen for another three years BBC Trust chairman Sir Michael Lyons: announced measures to save £20m on the BBC's executive pay bill. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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LONDON -- The BBC is swinging the axe again with plans to slash more than 100 of its senior management positions over the coming three-and-a-half years. Full Article at Hollywood Reporter
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The BBC has also confirmed the "indefinite suspension of bonuses" for all its executive directors and members of the BBC Direction Group. Full Article at Brand Republic
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The corporation will abolish 18 per cent of the 643 senior managers and executive director posts, over the next three and a half years, and will only recruit new staff “at a discount” to the rates they can expect in the commercial sector. Full Article at The Telegraph
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This could potentially impact every department of the BBC, including its marketing team, which is made up of hundreds of employees. Sharon Baylay, as director of marketing will also have her pay frozen. Full Article at Brand Republic
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The Trust challenged the BBC Executive to review senior pay at the BBC
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A few months ago we announced our determination to reduce the amount we pay top on-air talent. The recommendations we have announced today seek to achieve similar reductions within our senior management community. Senior managers will see their total remuneration fall over the period, with the biggest r...
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The review published today demonstrates that the BBC is already achieving a significant discount against peer group organizations in its remuneration of senior managers.
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The review published today demonstrates that the BBC is already achieving a significant discount against peer group organisations in its remuneration of senior managers
