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This week, we're delighted to welcome the CEO of the RFU, Bill Sweeney, to the show. There's no hiding from the fact it's been a hard few months for the organisation and Bill personally. Significant losses reported last year alongside the now infamous LTIP scheme generated an unrelenting flow of negative press and questions of the leadership. This show is about understanding the financial health of the RFU and wider sport. And it's certainly not as bad as many would have you believe.  Fueling the almost holistic negativity around Rugby, which we have talked about many times on the show, is not the aim here. We discuss the governance structure, revenue generation & the Allianz deal, LTIP scheme, England team performance, rugby's drive to remain relevant, and more. Listen to the facts, make your own conclusions. But, hopefully having listened to this, with a better picture of where the game is at and if the RFU is achieving its primary goal of growing the game in this country and beyond. On today's show we discuss:  What is the RFU?: For all the criticism and focus on the organisation over the last few months, what does the RFU actually do and is it fit for purpose to deliver on its objectives? Should the community game and the professional game be governed by the same organisation? "It's time for change". What does Bill think needs to happen to improve the governance of rugby in England? The fight is on to keep rugby relevant in an increasingly competitive attention economy; what are the RFU doing to develop the game? The Finances of Rugby: How much money does the RFU generate each year and where is that money spent? The story of the LTIP payment and why it was such a problem in the broader context of RFU finances. From a new stadium naming rights deal with Allianz to a data driven partnership with Apple, what does the partnership roster look like and how much does it generate? The financial cycle shows the governing body loses huge numbers in World Cup years. Should this be changed so countries are not financially penalised during the greatest global show of rugby? "85% of the revenue generated comes from the mens team playing at The Allianz. That has to change". The challenges of getting through Covid and back to business. Aligning Finances with Performance: "England has won four 6 Nations in the last 22 years. That is not acceptable considering the resources and our game". How can the RFU play a role in creating global icons out of England rugby players alongside Premiership Clubs? The future is bright: how the emerging England rugby teams are showing the value of investing in pathways and are on track for major success. Is the structure currently optimised to get the best out of the performance? A comparison with Ireland, France & New Zealand. A huge thank you to our amazing partners: Orreco  https://www.orreco.com/ Scan.com https://uk.scan.com/  

This episode of 10-5 The Official Podcast of the OPP Association will assist Regular Full Time Uniform and Civilian members of the OPP Association to understand their entitlement to Short Term Sickness Plan (STSP) credits. Please note that references in this podcast assume that the member is off work due to a non-work related injury/illness.  Guests are Lisa Hillstrom the now retired Executive Officer Pension and Benefits for OPP Association (served in role 2006-2023)  and Caitlin Fournier, Senior Advisor, Pension and Benefits who joined the OPP Association on May 1, 2023.The episode follows a question and answer format as follows: 1.  What is a Member's short term sickness plan (STSP) credit entitlement?OPP Association members are entitled to 130 STSP credits each calendar year.  The first 6 days are at 100% salary and the balance of 124 days are at 75% salary.  Note:  130 STSP credits are based on 8 hour or 7.25 hour days (depends on the hours of the members position). 2. Can a member use attendance credits to top up the 124 STSP credits covered at 75% salary?Yes, members have the following options to top-up the 124 STSP credits at 75% salary to 100% salary:Uniform members – vacation credits, overtime credits and statutory holiday credits.Civilian members – vacation credits and overtime credits. 3. How does a member qualify or requalify for Short Term Sickness Credits (STSP)?Uniform members as per Article 7 of the Uniform Collective Agreement.  Civilian members as per Article 12 of the Civilian Collective Agreement.  NOTE:  Please refer to the STSP Qualification and Reinstatement chart which is available for members on the OPPA website at oppa.ca. (Login required. If you are member and require a login please email oppa@oppa.ca) 4. What is a sick day?A sick day is an absence from the workplace when you are unable to perform the duties of your position due to illness or injury; example: If a medical appointment renders a member unable to attend to their duties, i.e. tests that require sedation, anesthetic or a recovery period. 5. What is not a sick day?Some examples are: Scheduled routine medical appointments (annual medical checkup, dental hygiene, vision examinations, hearing tests, etc.), dependent care issues, weather, transit disruptions/traffic jams, vehicle breakdown, and utility disruption. 6. Do Members continue to contribute to their pension with the PSPP while using STSP credits?Yes, members will continue to contribute to their pension while using STSP credits. Their pension contributions are made based on their full salary, therefore if the member elects to not top up their 124 STSP credits with available credits, the pension contributions are deducted as if they were paid at full salary.7. What questions will be asked of a Member who is away from the workplace using their STSP entitlements?(a) When did they start to be off continuously using their STSP credits. (b) Did the Member have 130 STSP credits when they started to be off continuously? (c) If the Member used some STSP credits prior to their current continuous absence, do they know how many credits they have available to remain on the payroll. (d) Has the Member elected to top-up their STSP credits covered to 75% salary with available credits or not?(e) If the Member  has been off more than 3 months, have they received an LTIP package from the Ontario Shared Services? NOTE: On this episode the provisions of Long Term Income Protection (LTIP) are not discussed, however it is important for members to be aware that there is a 6-month qualification period before LTIP can be approved. If members don't have enough STSP credits for the full 6-month period, they can remain on the payroll using available vacation, overtime or stat credits or they can request a leave without pay.If you have any questions about this podcast or any suggestions for further episodes please email communications@oppa.ca.This episode of the 10-5 podcast is produced and hosted by Scott Mills and Emily Brown.Music – “Line of Fire” by Jason Shaw available at Audionautix.com and used under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. 

Hey! A new episode of Comp&Ben Talks on board! The three of us, Magda - Comp & Ben practitioner, Aneta Samkoff - Comp & Ben researcher, and I, Bartek - who has experience in implementing Comp & Ben, discussing Long Term Incentive Plans.In this episode, we would like to touch:➡️ Challenges related to LTIPs➡️ How to match LTIP to an organization's maturity➡️ How to achieve success in LTIPS?If you wish to educate yourself on these topics, see other people's experiences and perspectives, this podcast is for you. Here you can find our e-book about LTIPs: https://ggsitc.com/insights/long-term-incentive-plans-the-ultimate-guide-to-ltips

This episode provides a high level introduction to the performance share plan - or "LTIP" - where Carl Sjostrom from Viti Solutions explains some of the basics and gives some pointers as to things one should look out for when designing or evaluating a performance share plan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Steve and Nick talk in private about the global pandemic that forced them out of hiatus.  

Nick tries to talk in private alone but during a “moment of silence” a special guest joins Nick.  Nick and his special guest talk in private about airports and how the cheapest place to get a beer in an airport isn’t where you’d expect to find it.  People who wear neck pillows while walking through the airport, why?  Also Nick and his special guest (Steve Leaf) talk about how Ellen Degeneres stole some comedy bits from LTIP.  UPCOMING SHOWS: FEBRUARY 22, 2019 - PUBLIC ACCESS @ Creston Brewery - Grand Rapids, MI   #LTIP #LETSTALKINPRIVATE #ECOPRINT #ELLEN #AIRPORTS #SMOKINGJOE420 

Steve and Nick kick off 2019 with a live performance of Auld Lang Syne. They also talk privately about things being "apropo", Kalin's theory about good looking people, and how restaurants are great. Happy New Year!   #rockriverfarm #ecoprint #LTIP 

This is a little dot one episode to wet the pallet while we're in a bit of a LTIP lull.  Nick and Steve haven't talked privately in over a month - so Nick talks privately alone while Steve is in Newfoundland.  Nick talks about the concept of tipping.  Power move much? UPCOMING SHOWS: 11/2/18 - PUBLIC ACCESS | Big Grove Brewery - Iowa City, Iowa 

  Steve and Nick are graced by the presence of a special guest who delivers the first ever LTIP in-studio performance.  They also play a long-format version of Either/Or that leads into Nick's recent airport experience in San Francisco.  The remainder of the episode is basically Dan and Steve trying to convince a very resistent Nick that going to Whole Foods just to drink wine and beer is a good idea.  LTIP is sponsored by ECO PRINT - please consider supporting Eco Print in their new business venture at the following link: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-office-ecoprint-gr-design-community#/ UPCOMING SHOWS: June 30, 2018 - STEVE LEAF & THE EX PATS @ Ore Dock - Marquette, MI July 3, 2018 - STEVE LEAF & THE EX PATS @ The Fitz - Eagle River, MI July 4, 2018 - STEVE LEAF & THE EX PATS @ The Fitz - Eagle River, MI July 14, 2018 - PUBLIC ACCESS @ Forestville Festival - Marquette, MI

Steve and Nick are joined once again by special guests Patrick Booth and Dan Haefs.  Most of the episode is dedicated to donuts.  LTIP Musical Director Nick Young is still learning how the new LTIP sampler works.  

Nick looks at a claim that it is direct sex discrimination (and so unlawful) to pay a man on shared parental leave less than a woman on maternity leave. We also have a case on adjournments where the Claimant is unwell and the dangers of making adverse amendments to clauses in an LTIP scheme. To follow Nick on Twitter, please go to Nicholas Robertson@NicholasRober11.

Steve starts to tell Nick a story about a recent trip to Wendy’s but they get sidetracked after listening to the LTIP theme song in reverse, Steve talks about seeing a 7’ tall woman at the grocery store, and Nick introduces a new reoccurring bit titled “Stories Joe Makes Me Tell”. UPCOMING PERFORMANCES: April 13, 2018 | STEVE LEAF & THE EX PATS @ ORE DOCK BREWING COMPANY | Marquette, MI April 14, 2018 | STEVE LEAF & THE EX PATS @ THE FESTIVAL OF THE ANGRY BEAR | Marquette, MI

Steve and Nick unveil some new LTIP jingles to signal reoccuring bits like the "Never Again List" and "Power Moves". They also talk privately about living under a rock and not closing the door when you pee. UPCOMING SHOWS: April 7, 2018 | PUBLIC ACCESS @ THE BIG GROVE BREWERY | Iowa City, IA April 13, 2018 | STEVE LEAF & THE EX PATS @ ORE DOCK BREWING COMPANY | Marquette, MI   April 14, 2018 | STEVE LEAF & THE EX PATS @ THE FESTIVAL OF THE ANGRY BEAR | Marquette, MI    

This is a special edition LTIP episode!  It's a throwback to Steve and Nick's first podcast back in 2014 called "We'll Be in Touch".  This WBIT episode consisted of stories told (drunkenly) by friends Kalin and Tiffany about their nursing profession.  We also get to hear the genesis of the popular LTIP segment "Never Again List".   end music credit: Seth Bernard - As Above, So Below UPCOMING SHOWS:  12/14/17 | Steve Leaf & The Ex Pats @ HARMONY BREWING in GRAND RAPIDS, MI 12/15/17 | Steve Leaf & The Ex Pats @ TBD in TRAVERSE CITY, MI 12/16/17 | Steve Leaf & The Ex Pats @ SHORTS BREWERY in BELLAIRE, MI

Steve & Nick talk in private with world class saxophonist Patrick Booth and frequent LTIP contributor Dan Haefs about iOS updates, Patrick meeting Kenny G at the airport one time, and we play another round of 'Either Or' with Booth.  music credits: 'Haleakalā' by Public Access UPCOMING SHOWS: STEVE LEAF & THE EX PATS @ EARTHWORK HARVEST GATHERING in LAKE CITY, MI - 9/15-9/17/2017 PUBLIC ACCESS @ EARTHWORK HARVEST GATHERING in LAKE CITY, MI - 9/15-9/17/2017 LTIP @ EARTHWORK HARVEST GATHERING in LAKE CITY, MI - 9/15-9/17/2017

Nick & Steve talk in private about wait times at restaurants, the cocktail bubble once again, Nick's incredible acting ability, and LTIP issues its first official retraction to right the history books. UPCOMING SHOWS:  PUBLIC ACCESS @ ORE DOCK in MARQUETTE, MI -7/27/2017 PUBLIC ACCESS @ FARM BLOCK FEST in NEW ALLOUEZ, MI - 7/28-7/30 STEVE LEAF AND THE EX PATS @ SHORT'S in BELLAIRE, MI - 8/18/2017 PUBLIC ACCESS @ HOXEYVILLE FEST in HOXEYVILLE, MI- 8/19-8/20

Nick, Steve, and frequent LTIP contributor Dan discuss the important things in life such as saying 'I'll do' or 'I'll try' when ordering at a restaurant, pretending like you know how to ski, the merits on whether an activity is or isn't a sport, and Steve & Dan appeal to Nick's sense of reason to see who is right in the case of The Book Club.  UCOMING PERFORMANCES 4/21 | Ex Pats @ New Holland Brewing Co. | Holland, Michigan 5/7 | Ex Pats @ Schuba's | Chicago, Illinois

In this very special episode LTIP's best friends Dan Haefs and Kalin Wise speak discreetly about the overall topic of discreetion.  Topics include but aren't limited to: being a regular at a bar/establishment, the U.P. of Michigan, being pulled over by the cops, grandma's Easter recipes, a Taco Bell coming soon to Pilsen, and many more. 4/7 | Ex Pats @ Company Brewing Co. | Milwaukee, Wisconsin 4/8 | Ex Pats @ Festival of The Angry Bear | Marquette, Michigan 4/14 | Ex Pats @ Home Sweet Home Shows | Grand Rapids, Michigan 4/15 | Ex Pats @ Short's Brewing Company | Bellaire, Michigan 4/21 | Ex Pats @ New Holland Brewing Co. | Holland, Michigan

On another very special episode of LTIP, Nick and Steve talk in private with renaissance man, Dan Haefs, and founder of Ecoprint, Bill Chesney, while driving from Marquette, Michigan back to Chicago. Dan comes forward to ask for help in choosing a hobby for the summer, Steve talks about getting dairy snacks from Tasty Freeze, Steve is amazed to find out that the recent book club he joined is SCI-FI only, and the group plays a game of word association.  UPCOMING PERFORMANCES: 3/17 | Steve solo @ Uncommon Ground | Chicago, Illinois 3/24 | Ex Pats @ The Radler | Chicago, Illinois 4/8 | Ex Pats @ Festival of The Angry Bear | Marquette, Michigan  4/14 | Ex Pats @ Home Sweet Home Shows | Grand Rapids, Michigan

On this very special episode of LTIP, Nick and Steve talk in private with renaissance man, Dan Haefs, and founder of Ecoprint, Bill Chesney, while driving from Marquette, Michigan back to Chicago. Topics include but are not limited to the feeling you get before a plane takes off, Subway punch cards, favorite snacks while on the road, and the Instagram account taking the world by storm, @lacroixpyramids  UPCOMING PERFORMANCES: 3/17 | Steve solo @ Uncommon Ground | Chicago, Illinois 3/24 | Ex Pats @ The Radler | Chicago, Illinois 4/8 | Ex Pats @ Festival of The Angry Bear | Marquette, Michigan 

In this special episode, Nick & Steve talk in private inside the headquarters of LTIP's sole sponsor, Ecoprint Services. They talk with Emilee Petersmark, Max Lockwood, Dan Haefs, Joe Ridgway, and long time listener, first time caller, Hailey. Topics covered include but are not limited to the beer bubble, pancakes that might be too fluffly, the difference between a metaphor and a simile, Steve's eating habits which Nick frequently condemns, Michigan politics, and round out the show with a game of Either Or and Would You Rather, and closes with Haley's 'Never Again' contributions.  2/16 | Public Access @ Emporium | Chicago, Illinois 3/3 | Ex Pats @ Minocqua Brewing Company | Minocqua, Wisconsin 3/4 | Ex Pats @ Ore Dock Brewing Company | Marquette, Michigan  

Ending our somewhat informal "May/December" movie half-marathon, we review the classic Bertolucci film "Last Tango in Paris." Matt and Mark agree that LTIP is a difficult watch because the main character is so unlikeable. Watching a wild animal act out its crude sexual id as a coping method for grief is what's on display here, portrayed by an off-the-rails Brando. There's a few questions regarding "who is anybody?" framed in a seemingly improbable collision of strangers, but for the most part it's the Brando Show, complete with ad-lib monologues involving a lot of pig talks.Download: 232 Last Tango in Paris