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MAIL Page 11 Published 30·06·09 Week 26 explore.gateway.bbc.co.uk/ariel THE BBC NEWSPAPER TIME TO TREAT RELIGION WITH THE FERVOUR OF FOOTBALL a Page 10 In the Q current climate should top managers take a pay cut? A see Page 2 MARK THOMPSONRI EL TalKS TO A AND SALARY S ­aFTER AIL EXES DET MAIL Page 11 PUBLISHED > GLASTONBURY 3 NEWS 4 NICKY CAMPBELL 6 MAIL 11 JOBS 14 GREEN ROOM 16 < 216 SALARIES AND EXPENSES a 00·00·0830·06·09 a Not so much the exes, Room 2425, White City more the take home pay 201 Wood Lane, London W12 7TS he BBC found itself speared on the point of predictable uproar and will soon fade from the headlines 020 8008 4228 the media’s knives last week and shared some of but there’s no doubt that public disclosure will have a the discomfort that members of parliament have longer lasting impact. You can’t imagine that all the lunches Editor endured recently. Disclosure just isn’t the clean and celebrations and mutual hospitality will continue at Tprocess that Mark Thompson and his advisors might have quite the same levels. That’s not to say they were wrong Andrew Harvey 02-84222 Deputy editors liked. You can argue that the expenses claims are not but a lot of people we’ve talked to are amazed that highly Sally Hillier 02-26877 especially extravagant for a big media organisation where paid executives still put in claims for the kind of everyday Cathy Loughran 02-27360 a certain level of schmoozing of stars, agents and indeed coffee and chat items they would never dream of claiming Features editor MPs is part of the process of good business. But just as back. The levels of executive pay have the potential to Clare Bolt 02-27445 moats, duck houses and packets of biscuits were glorious cause the BBC problems externally and internally where Reporters gifts to press and broadcasters, so Jana Bennett’s stolen the pay scale has been met with some incredulity. It doesn’t Carla Parks 02-27630 handbag, the rescue of Mark Thompson’s family on holiday help the argument that the licence fee should be reserved Laura Scarrott 02-84224 and his chauffeur’s parking costs were among the colourful exclusively for the BBC when it can pay its managers so Peggy Walker 01-43940 examples eagerly seized on by the print, broadcast and handsomely. It was against this background that Ariel asked Production editor online communities to embarrass the BBC. It was a pretty Mark Thompson for his response… Claire Barrett 02-27368 Art editor Ken Sinyard 02-84229 Ariel online Andy Walker (editor) 02-84227 ‘The salaries are not exceptional’ Alex Goodey 02-27410 Business co-ordinator this year and we’ll look very hard at whether Silvana Romana 02-84228 senior managers should be part of a pay Ariel mail review next year. I don’t think we would get [email protected] the best people to do these important creative Ariel online expore.gateway.bbc.uk/ariel and leadership roles if we arbitrarily reduced pay and pretended that we lived in a world Guest contributors this week without a labour market for top pay. The danger is you would end up with a BBC that is ANDREW GRAYSTONE on an quite inward looking, that can’t get people in opportunity to turn religious tv into Q A from outside and therefore relies on a smaller dangerous viewing. Page 10 talent pool and you would end up with a BBC ROOPA SUCHAK enjoys the glitz, but & that was no longer a world class broadcaster. not the lack of sleep at the marathon ARIEL IN CONVERSATION Bollywood Oscars. Page 14 WITH MARK THOMPSON Are you concerned that if the public Q thinks salaries are too high you could lose goodwill at a crucial time for the licence fee? BBC Jobs 0370 333 1330 The tightrope the BBC has to walk is Jobs textphone 028 9032 8478 A between the talented people we need to BBC Jobs John Clarke 02-27143 make this a world class broadcaster, alongside Room 2120, White City, London W12 7TS How did you judge the reaction to the Are you still saying that it’s necessary to legitimate public concern about what we pay – Q publication of the salary and expenses Q pay such high salaries to attract decent and you end up with a compromise where you Advertise in Ariel details? managers? pay less than the market in many areas and Ten Alps Publishing 020 7878 2314 I think we got on the front foot. We I think most people who have friends or more than the public, if taken in isolation, www.bbcarielads.com A decided to start living with this new A family in the rest of the media will know would want. But if you ask the public if the philosophy about being open about the that these salaries in terms of UK media are BBC should have the best people running its Printing expenses we disclosed. Inevitably there was a not in any way exceptional. We pay less than journalism or its operations they’d say yes. Garnett Dickinson Group day of noise in the press but it’s what the BBC the market. We want to be competitive enough Rotherham 01709 768000 should be doing. that people will consider joining us and every The government seems convinced that time we do one of these appointments we lose Q money must be found to support an Subscribe to Ariel Do you think in the light of the disclosures about half the candidates you might want to alternative regional tv news and it thinks taking Six months: £26, £36, £40 Q the level of expenses will come down? attract because of the remuneration – and it’s some from the licence fee is best Twelve months: £50, £60, £68 The level of expenses has been coming getting harder because top pay outside the We don’t believe the case has been made (prices for UK, Europe, rest of world A down over a number of years and is BBC has been growing at such a rate. These A that you need cash for the preservation of respectively) already at quite a low level. We have to run the levels of pay can look high but in the real regional news. 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I don’t think anyone has been able who could be brought through and promoted? that a division of the licence fee, which at the Ceefax Page 159 www.bbc.co.uk/159 to stand this up as a scandal. I’m constantly being told there is a outset can sound very innocent and public Ariel is produced by Internal A danger of a talent drain from the BBC. We spirited, is a dangerous path to take. Communcations for people at the BBC Do people earning such big salaries need know that key talent, especially in areas like Q to claim for so many little things like a entertainment, are constantly in danger of Do you think a collision with the coffee and sandwich for discussions with staff. being poached by the rest of the market – and Q government is inevitable A lot of people would pay that themselves and even with internal candidates, the best and It is not something I or the BBC Trust not claim it back? the brightest are comparing what they could A or the executive are seeking. 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