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Next staff to share chief executive's £2.4m bonus | Next staff to share chief executive's £2.4m bonus |
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Staff at clothing and household furnishings retailer Next are to get a cash payout after the company's boss decided to share a £2.4m stocks bonus among employees. | Staff at clothing and household furnishings retailer Next are to get a cash payout after the company's boss decided to share a £2.4m stocks bonus among employees. |
About 19,400 workers at the firm - those who have been employed by Next for at least three years - will receive an average £124 payout in July. | About 19,400 workers at the firm - those who have been employed by Next for at least three years - will receive an average £124 payout in July. |
The GMB union described the announcement as a "PR gesture". | The GMB union described the announcement as a "PR gesture". |
Lord Wolfson's annual pay totalled £4.7m last year. | Lord Wolfson's annual pay totalled £4.7m last year. |
This comprised £1.1m in base salary, a separate £1.1m annual bonus, and £2.5m in long-term performance shares. | This comprised £1.1m in base salary, a separate £1.1m annual bonus, and £2.5m in long-term performance shares. |
The £2.4m bonus he is giving up is related to a rise in the Next share price. | The £2.4m bonus he is giving up is related to a rise in the Next share price. |
The Leicestershire firm's shares have jumped by 48% over the past year alone as its trading has proved resilient amid the difficult High Street conditions. |
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