Manager in public limited company

Can a individual appointed as director in a public limited company also be appointed as manager/general manager in the company and be paid renumeration for both the positions?

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This discussion explores whether an individual can hold both a director and a manager position within the same public limited company and receive payment for both. The consensus suggests that while directors can sometimes perform managerial duties, holding both distinct roles simultaneously and being remunerated for each is generally not permissible within the same company. The distinction lies in the nature of the roles: directors are appointed by shareholders, whereas managers are paid employees with specific operational responsibilities.

No, not in same company .
Yes individual appointed as director then it can become as MD
No it is not possible
No it's not possible

No. One person cannot do both. 

In many organization, the directors themselves plays the role of a manager, but it does not mean that the role of the two important ranks of the company is same. A director can be an employee, member or any other person, who is unanimously chosen by the company’s shareholder at the general meeting. In contrast, a manager is a paid employee of the company who possesses a substantial amount of knowledge, expertise, and abilities to manage the organization.

No it's not possible

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