World Cup money? As women regularly point out, even if the women won championships and the men struggled to get out of the first round, the men took exponentially more. The problem with different payment structures, of course, was that they led to different payments. And men almost always got more. So what has changed? …
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ORLANDO, Fla. — In an unusual episode of the ongoing rivalry between Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson, Woods once again defeated Mickelson. Woods, who hasn’t played a tour event since the Masters in November 2020, has received the largest bonus payout from a new PGA Tour program aimed at measuring a player’s appeal and popularity …
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ORLANDO, Fla. — In an unusual episode of the ongoing rivalry between Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson, Woods once again defeated Mickelson. Woods, who hasn’t played a tour event since the Masters in November 2020, has received the largest bonus payout from a new PGA Tour program aimed at measuring a player’s appeal and popularity …
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Ned McNally, a temporary worker at Google’s data center in Council Bluffs, Iowa, received a notification in August that he would receive a $200 weekly bonus until the end of the year for working a full week. It was a nod to the labor shortages that devastated businesses during the pandemic. But by October, Mr. …
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When troubled Chinese real estate giant Evergrande was cash-starved earlier this year, it turned to its own employees with a strong arm move: Those who wanted to keep their bonuses would have to make a short-term loan to Evergrande. Some workers asked friends and family for money to lend money to the company. Others borrowed …
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