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Take part in the 2009 IRS survey of performance-related pay

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Date: 23/06/2009

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Take part in the 2009 IRS survey of performance-related pay

In the current economic climate, spending every penny of the paybill effectively is more important than ever. Taking part in the latest IRS performance-related pay survey will provide you with invaluable benchmarking data, and will tell you more about the benefits and pitfalls of paying for performance.

Performance-related pay survey

This is a named practice survey. Our research is ethical. It is a genuine research project being conducted by IRS, an employment research organisation set up more than 30 years ago. The survey findings will be used in a published report and everyone taking part in the survey will receive a free copy as soon as it is finalised.

Please contact Sarah Welfare on 020 8652 2249 (direct line) if you have any questions regarding this research.

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