What does TCL stand for?

The Corporate Library

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Samples in periodicals archive:

companies have gotten majority no votes on pay measures, says Paul Hodgson, senior research associate at the Corporate Library, "what has happened as a result of the vote is that the communications between boards and their majority shareholders on the subject of pay have improved fairly significantly.

Modulating say on pay: advisory votes in the U.K. have helped make ...

Following are some of the tools I used to help identify problems in the corporate library and begin creating a foundation for a knowledge management culture.

Making the transformation to sharing knowledge: making changes in the ...

The latest version of the corporate library system will be implemented at two organisations- Eurocontrol (the European body for the safety of air navigation) and the UK-based Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport.

United Kingdom: Soutron launches separate library automation systems ...

The paper reports that the corporate Library and the American Federation of state, county and Municipal employees, one of the largest Us trade unions (OK, so they have a serious dog in the hunt), analyzed mutual funds' votes in 2008 annual shareholder proposals.

We've seen the enemy, and he is ..

To deter conflicts of interest, the Corporate Library advocates what Minow calls "chewable pills," which give shareholders more power to vote to kill a pill.

Gulp ... they're back: companies with falling shares turn to '80s ...

I just about stood up and cheered when I saw the site," says Nell Minow, co-founder of The Corporate Library, a corporate governance group.

HOW YOUR FUND IS VOTING

Half of the directors included in a recent study of director pay made more than $100,031 annually, and that was 12 percent higher than a year earlier, according to watchdog group The Corporate Library.

Corporate boards' pay grows with workload, regulations

However, The Corporate Library study reveals that organizations usually only disclose simple metrics without discussing why those metrics were chosen, the weight each metric was given, or how that metric increases shareholder value.

Few firms disclose executive pay targets