Inflation-busting pay hikes for FTSE 100 finance chiefs

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The average remuneration of the finance directors (FDs) of the FTSE 100 companies continues to rise due to inflation by 6% increase in average remuneration. The survey of FTSE 100 FDs revealed that the average base salary for a FTSE 100 FD is 368,000 pound sterling and received an average annual bonus during the 2002-03 financial year of 289,000 pound sterling.

United Kingdom, Personnel administration, Compensation and benefits, Surveys, Financial managers

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Taking your work

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KPMG has a dedicated intranet site that helps its home workers set up a home office that complies with health and safety standards. As for the benefits to the company and employee, there is plenty of anecdotal evidence that home workers, provided they are suited to the lifestyle can be more productive than they are in the office.

United States, General services, Services information, Services, Company systems management, Information management, Homework, KPMG L.L.P. (New York, New York)

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