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    Mike Melbinger
    November 2, 2012

    I don’t always see eye-to-eye with the folks at GMI Ratings* because they sometimes delve into social and other issues rather than focusing on shareholders’ interests in corporate performance and share price. However, their Blog today [http://www3.gmiratings.com/home/2012/11/small-print-43/] has some interesting nuggets – especially for those of us who devote countless hours sweating over whether a particular payment or benefit could be deemed “excessive” and trying to do the right thing. The blog calls out (with a dose of humor) three compensation policies that may not quite qualify as best practices:

    Saying Goodbye is Never Easy
    A “Just Because” Bonus or an “Are You Happy Now?” Bonus
    Golden Commute
    Consider taking a look in order to lighten your weekend.

    *GMI Ratings was formed through the merger of The Corporate Library, GovernanceMetrics International and Audit Integrity. It applies provides global research coverage of the environmental, social, governance and accounting-related risks affecting the performance of public companies.



     
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