来源:《基督科学箴言报》
原文刊登日期:2021年3月18日
One result of American business scandals over the past two decades is that more companies are careful about their pay incentives for executives. In the past, a shortsighted culture of cash bonuses in corporations encouraged reckless risk-taking and corruption. Recent reforms, however, either done voluntarily or by regulation, have held managers more accountable. They allow bonuses only for long-term results or retrieve compensation in case of wrongdoing.