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The BBC is to cut the jobs of nearly one in five of its senior managers and freeze the pay of its executive board. Full Article at Times Online
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UNDER pressure over its pay practices, British Broadcasting Corporation plans to cut the salaries of top managers and axe more than 100 senior posts as part of a broader overhaul to cut costs. Full Article at The Australian
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LONDON -- The BBC has unveiled plans to slash 25% from the salary bill of senior staff, resulting in the loss of 18% of management posts and a freeze on exec pay. Full Article at Variety
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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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Of course I realise this will have implications both for current and future BBC employees. However, it is right that as a major public service organisation, the BBC shows leadership on this issue during difficult economic times.
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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
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I hope Peter Mandelson is not sitting there, thinking this is my revenge because I could not persuade my parliamentary colleagues to part-privatise the Royal Mail
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