Difference between revisions of "Clawback"

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Clawback is a procedure for a financial company to be refunded bonus payments paid to employees in previous years in light of current losses. It is also used to recover commissions paid to other companies. It has been widely proposed in 2009 but seldom used.

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−	'''Clawback''' is a procedure for a financial company to be refunded bonus payments paid to ~~employees~~ in previous years in light of current losses. It is also used to recover commissions paid to other companies. It has been widely proposed in 2009 but seldom used.	+	'''Clawback''' is a procedure for a [[financial]] [[company]] to be refunded bonus payments paid to [[employee]]s in previous years in light of current losses. It is also used to recover commissions paid to other companies. It has been widely proposed in 2009 but seldom used.

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Difference between revisions of "Clawback"

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