Ian Guider: AIB set to broach Goodbody bonuses
It will be a big ask of a government battling Covid-19 and its economic fallout to wave through generous financial packages for a few hundred employees
In a podcast in late 2019, Colin Hunt, the AIB chief executive, lamented the risks the government’s decade-long ban on paying bonuses was having on keeping and recruiting staff. “By any measure I am well paid,” he said. “My concern about the restrictions in place is a far, far broader concern. My concern about the restrictions relates more to our inability to pay variable pay to staff members.
“We’re competing for...
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