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World Bank and IMF: Pay and Benefits Compared With Those of Other Organizations

NSIAD-95-177BR Published: Jul 17, 1995. Publicly Released: Jul 17, 1995.
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Pursuant to a legislative requirement, GAO reviewed the salaries and benefits of World Bank and International Monetary Fund employees, focusing on the: (1) system used to determine Bank and Fund pay and benefit levels; (2) salaries and benefits of employees in comparable positions in the public and private sector in member countries and the international sector; and (3) role of compensation in staff recruitment and retention.

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