• We agreed to other providers in general practice and the other one was performance-related pay.

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  • Performance-related pay (PRP) will have a "catastrophic effect" on teacher recruitment and retention, the ATL says.

    BBC: Teachers vote against performance pay

  • Performance-related pay has been another example of Japanese firms' experimentation with American ways of doing things.

    ECONOMIST: Still work to be done

  • Along with performance-related pay has come a greater emphasis on meritocratic rather than seniority-based promotion.

    ECONOMIST: Still work to be done

  • The government will certainly have to be vigilant that performance-related pay schemes do not lead to such abuses.

    ECONOMIST: Teachers�� pay

  • Those who survive are paid to perform: even in America, Tyco's performance-related pay schemes have a reputation for generosity.

    ECONOMIST: Face value

  • Two teaching unions are joining forces to call for the government to extend the application deadline for performance-related pay.

    BBC: Call for teachers' pay deadline delay

  • It said it was not proposing to introduce performance-related pay, regional pay or to take outside earnings into account.

    BBC: MPs call for '32% salary increase'

  • Performance-related pay is widespread in private firms, where managers regard it as an effective way to motivate staff and raise productivity.

    ECONOMIST: Teachers�� pay

  • The ministry is drafting legislation for performance-related pay, and to let it move bad teachers to different jobs in the public sector.

    ECONOMIST: Japan

  • If the incentive effects of performance-related pay for ordinary folk are unproven, the effect of stock options is even harder to demonstrate.

    ECONOMIST: A survey on pay

  • The introduction of performance-related pay for teachers is part of this trend.

    ECONOMIST: Education, education, education

  • Therefore performance-related pay is not simply "payment by results", but effective teaching resulting in real progress by pupils, related to pupils' individual circumstances.

    BBC: Performance pay: Head to head

  • The Labour government's bid to introduce performance-related pay for teachers ended up with the supposed incentive turning into a hidden general pay rise.

    ECONOMIST: Public-sector pay

  • His successor, Michael Howard, beat a humiliating retreat on performance-related pay after the police staged a mass 20, 000-strong protest rally at Wembley Stadium.

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  • He said the evidence for performance-related pay was questionable anyway, but if there was to be an incentives scheme it should be much tougher.

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  • Critics of performance-related pay have suggested that such a system would penalise those teachers who teach low-ability pupils and pupils who suffer from multiple disadvantage.

    BBC: Performance pay: Head to head

  • The retailer offered its employees a "competitive package" including performance-related pay, with permanent employees also offered benefits including healthcare and a personal pension plan, it added.

    BBC: GMB protest at Amazon, Doncaster

  • And he said the new performance-related pay system for teachers at the top of the basic salary scale would make "a substantial difference" in the longer term.

    BBC: Staff shortages mar new term

  • Incorporated therein is piloting of performance-related pay and tenure systems.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • It pointed out that two school districts in Brooklyn are experimenting with a performance-related pay pogramme, which gives rewards to teachers and principals in schools where test scores improve.

    BBC: Papers criticise 'NYC exam scam'

  • She also highlighted a report earlier this week which argued that the international evidence did not show any clear link between performance-related pay for teachers and pupils' test results.

    BBC: Michael Gove pushes for performance pay for teachers

  • The NAHT says that the government's plan to introduce an appraisal and performance-related pay in September 1999 is "unrealistic" and has called for the changes to be postponed until September 2000.

    BBC: Ballot demanded for teachers' performance pay

  • Their income has been lifted by a big increase in performance-related pay, which Chris Ham, professor of health policy at Birmingham University, says is much more generous than in other countries.

    ECONOMIST: National Health Service

  • Members also voted down any form of performance-related pay.

    ECONOMIST: V-day for vouchers?

  • Often, they are on performance-related pay schemes, schooling their staff in what colours and styles of clothing are in fashion and how to sift out treasures that might sell well at auction.

    ECONOMIST: Charity shops

  • "Performance-related pay is increasingly discredited elsewhere as a means of motivating employees and there has never been any evidence that it motivates teachers or improves their performance, " said NUT general secretary, Christine Blower.

    BBC: Teachers' performance pay on pupil progress

  • Therefore, I would say, out with the performance-related pay for top managers (a good bottle of wine at Christmas and, if you insist, a small cheque like the rest of us would do).

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  • Another answer may be performance-related pay for teachers.

    ECONOMIST: Education

  • That aspect of the deal applies to the whole of the UK, as does the introduction of new incentives into the performance-related pay part of the GP pay package to tackle the growing problem of unnecessary hospital admissions.

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