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21 August 2013updated 22 Oct 2020 3:55pm

Business quote of the day: city bonuses

"While ordinary people suffer the longest wage squeeze in over a century, those at the top have seen bonuses rise by a stonking 4 per cent”.

By Helen Roxburgh

“While ordinary people suffer the longest wage squeeze in over a century, those at the top have seen bonuses rise by a stonking 4 per cent”.
Frances O’Grady, the TUC general secretary, criticises figures that suggest a rise in City bonus and show that some bonuses have been deferred to avoid the top rate of tax.

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