Once again, Neil Woodford and his eponymous asset management business have stolen the headlines with news the firm is scrapping staff bonuses.
In an industry where bonuses are a fundamental part of not just remuneration but the greasing of the wheels of business, the firm's move rightly attracted a high level of interest. Fund buyers respond to Woodford decision to scrap staff bonuses Opinion seems to be divided - as you would expect - and I find myself unsure how to view the decision. But I guess your attitude to bonuses depends on whether or not it is part of your working culture - and it certainly is for many fund managers. If they are in the bonus camp then ironically they do not find themselves a million miles awa...
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