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Elements of Compensation Table
Pay Element Objective Key Features
Base salary Recognize value of individual to Tyco Managed by reference to Career
(fixed) based on his/her role, skill, Bands.
performance, potential, contributions Reviewed annually.
and leadership. Pay adjustments for our named
Attract and retain executive talent in executive officers occur every
the markets in which we compete for 12–24 months.
talent.
Annual Reward financial performance that we Performance goals approved annually
incentives believe benefits our business and by the Board and relate to Company
(variable) drives long-term shareholder value and/or group, division or business unit
creation. performance.
Reward execution of operating plan Threshold, target and maximum
and other strategic initiatives. incentive opportunities vary by Career
Place a meaningful proportion of Band.
total cash compensation at risk. Target incentive opportunities range
Allow for meaningful pay from 75% to 100% of base salary
differentiation tied to performance of for our named executive officers.
individual and groups. Payouts range from 0% to 200% of
target, with discretionary adjustments
by individual of +/-25% based on
qualitative performance measures.
Long-term Align our executives’ interests with Current policy is to grant 13 of awards
incentives our shareholders’ interests. in stock options, 13 in RSUs and 13 in
(fixed (RSUs) Link a significant portion of our performance shares (based on the
and variable executives’ total pay opportunity to grant date fair value of the awards).
(stock options share price. Stock options and RSUs vest over
and Attract and retain talent. four years and performance shares
performance Provide long-term accountability. vest over three years.
shares)) Provide performance-based Target award values generally
opportunities for wealth determined by Career Band.
accumulation. Individual award decisions reflect
consideration of each executive’s
performance, skill, potential and
expected contributions.
Executive Provide competitive perquisite Generally consists of a supplemental
benefit compensation. savings and retirement plan,
programs and supplemental insurance
perquisites benefits (executive life, disability and
(fixed) long-term care), tax gross-up
payments, a cash perquisite allowance
program, and use of the corporate
aircraft.(1)
No defined benefit plans for U.S.
executives.(1)
(1) Mr. Breen is the only executive who is pre-approved to use the Company aircraft for personal use.
Mr. Breen also receives retirement benefits under the provisions of his employment agreement. He
is the only named executive officer with a pension benefit. In addition, Mr. Breen receives tax
30 2008 Proxy Statement