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MultiChoice South Africa Holdings Proprietary Limited

Integrated annual report 2018

81

Corporate governance review

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THE REMUNERATION POLICY

In this section we present the remuneration

policy for our executive directors and an

overview of the company-wide remuneration

policy.

Remuneration and employment

policies

Recruitment policy

On the appointment of a new executive

director, his/her package will typically be in

line with the principles as outlined on

pages 78 and 79.

To facilitate recruitment, it may be

necessary to ’buy out’ remuneration forfeited

on joining the company. This will be considered

on a case-by-case basis and may comprise

cash or share options/share appreciation rights.

Termination policy

Payments in lieu of notice may be made to

executive directors for the unexpired portion of

the notice period. Such payments may be

phased. On cessation, there is no automatic

entitlement to an annual performance-related

incentive (bonus), however, the committee

retains the discretion to award a bonus to

a leaver during the financial year taking into

account the circumstances of his/her departure.

Service contracts

Executive directors’ service contracts comply

with terms and conditions of employment

in South Africa. Details of the date of

appointment and relevant notice period

are set out in the table below:

Element

Nolo Letele

Uvashni

Raman

Date of

appointment 1 January 1990

1 May 2016

Notice period Three months Three months

Ensuring a fair and responsible

approach to pay

To ensure a fair and reasonable approach to

the remuneration of executive directors, in

practice the committee takes the same

approach as is taken for the wider employee

group.

A number of factors are taken into account,

including:

h

individual performance

h

company affordability and trading

environment

h

the relative contribution of the job to the

overall business success

h

market pay benchmarking is considered

as an additional reference point – individual

performance is the primary determining factor

in whether to grant a pay increase, and pay

increases are not granted in the absence of

a satisfactory level of performance, and

h

similarly the operational performance of the

business and its ability to pay are naturally

considered when the quantum of any

increase is considered.

Our remuneration structure

We have outlined the three elements of pay

for our executive directors below. The same

principles are applied to employees across

the company, where appropriate.

Total cost to company

h

Comprising base salary and benefits. Reflects

the performance and contribution of the

individual and market value of the role.

h

Salary is paid monthly in cash.

h

Benefits provided include a mix of cash and

non-cash benefits, including pension, medical

and other optional benefits.

h

We also provide a range of lifestyle and

wellness benefits that do not form part of

Remuneration report

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for the year ended 31 March 2018