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Remuneration and its motivation of UK military personnel

Hans Pung, Samir Puri, Tom Ling, Michael Hallsworth, Laurence Smallman

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RAND was commissioned to study the attitudes of military personnel towards their remuneration package in order to highlight and determine the extent to which it motivates them to join and stay in the Armed Forces.

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RAND was commissioned to study the attitudes of military personnel towards their remuneration package in order to highlight and determine the extent to which it motivates them to join and stay in the Armed Forces.

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RAND was commissioned to study the attitudes of military personnel towards their remuneration package in order to highlight and determine the extent to which it motivates them to join and stay in the Armed Forces.

Key concepts: Remuneration, Business, Military personnel, Psychology, Political science, Finance, Law

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