02 October 2020 1 Min Read

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WATCH: Why executive pay is back in the spotlight

Just Share executive director Tracey Davies talks to Business Day TV about misaligned remuneration in SA

in Companies by Business Day TV
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Former Woolworths CEO Ian Moir has been rewarded with more than R43m, as part of his farewell package.

Moir’s exit package, in light of Woolworths’s performance under his tenure, has put executive pay and misaligned remuneration back into the spotlight.

Business Day TV spoke to Tracey Davies, executive director of shareholder activist group Just Share, for her take on the matter.

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