Director remuneration is increasing, but so is workload: report

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New Zealand chief executives fail to disrupt, says report.
New Zealand board members are becoming more likely to be paid separate fees atop their base salary, according to research by Chapman Tripp, a law firm that found that 52 of the top 75 paid committee chairs and/or directors were paid above their base fee. Chapman Tripp partner Roger Wallis told BusinessDesk this was likely a result of the increased workload board members are being expected to shoulder. “If those are going to require directors spending an additional two or three days a month on

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