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Golden Hello
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Golden hello
A bonus a securities firm pays to attract an employee from a competing firm.

Golden Hello
A large signing bonus that a securities company such as a brokerage or a hedge fund pays to an employee that it "steals" from a competitor. The golden hello exists to entice the employee to change jobs. The company pays a golden hello when it believes that the employee will be a valuable resource for the company and, perhaps more importantly, his loss to the other company will create a competitive disadvantage.


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Apart from golden hellos, retraining will be offered for qualified teachers and training for suitable, non-teaching Gaelic-speaking candidates.
Rob could earn up to £37,000 and although the council has no golden hellos, it does promise to pay Rob's professional membership fees and performance-related pay and benefits, which include private medical insurance.
The reforms, proposed by the Teacher Training Agency (TTA), also include new golden hellos worth pounds 2,500 for religious education and music teachers.
 
 
 
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