Salaries and bonuses paid to workers in the City of London are unfair and unjustified. At least according to the majority present at the Futures and Options Association’s third City debate, held last month.
It was hardly ground-breaking stuff, but a mixture of bombast and wit kept the audience amused. Arguing that City salaries are fair, George Cox, chairman of Unisys, suggested that without the opportunity for people to earn obscene sums of money, society is static.
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