British bankers are not happy with their massive bonuses because they think their colleagues get more than them
British bankers have enjoyed a massive bonus round so far in 2016, but they're not happy, thanks to a cocktail of "paranoia and suspicion" about how much their peers are earning.
New statistics from Emolument.com, a site that crowdsources data on salaries, show that associates, vice presidents, directors, and managing directors working in the banking sector in Britain got a major bump in the amount they were paid in bonuses for their work last year.
This article was published in Business Insider, 5th February 2016
