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BMW to Link Managers' Compensation to Factory-Worker Wages

October 27, 2009

MUNICH, Germany-Responding to increased criticism of executive compensation rates, German automaker BMW plans to tie managers’ salaries to those of assembly-line workers. It would be the first German manufacturer to do so.MORE

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