Directors spending more time on duties, but not being compensated, survey finds

By New Zealand Blog News Service Aug 12, 2021

An annual survey by the Institute of Directors found many directors spent more time on board duties, due to the pandemic, often for reduced fees or forgoing payment altogether.

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