One conventional solution-identifying a few star performers and bunging them extra money-is not a retention strategy if large chunks of the workforce are thinking differently about their jobs.
Stung by such talk, in 2008 the previous Labour government proposed a new law updating the country's antiquated rules on backhanders and bungs, including those dispensed overseas.
On the other hand, “facilitation payments”, a euphemistic term for the small bungs sometimes paid to foreign officials to expedite a legitimate service—a licence application, for instance—are discouraged.
And as the carter went on with the other two horses, she again crept under the tilt of the cart, and pecked out the bung of the second cask, so that all the wine ran out.
To quote the former chairman of the English Football Association, Lord Treesman, the organisation operates like a mafia family and has a, I'm quoting directly, decades-long tradition of bribes, bungs and corruption.
They told three other apps you win man and what a bung which operate Lori Haling and cargo apps and boss jerpin an internet recruitment service to stop enlisting new users.
When the English clubs broke away and shattered the old ERC because they wanted control, they promised that they would be putting up the bung, the prize money.
It's always the non-artists who come out with the most interesting things because they're not bunged up with preconceived ideas of what art should be or what they feel they should be doing.