The BBC has signed 481 compromise agreements with departing staff members since 2005, peaking at 77 in 2009/10. The "compromise" is usually that the leaver gets an enhanced pay-off, but is asked to keep quiet about it.
They are now, in HR-speak, called "settlement agreements". The BBC, under Lord Hall, has put a cap on deals at £150k, and central approval is required when the deal is over £75k.
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