One third of managers given bonus after poor performance

One third of managers given bonus after poor performance

One third of UK managers who “did not meet expectations” were still awarded their annual bonus, according to The Chartered Management Institute's National Salary Survey.

The report, which analysed the pay packets of 70,000 senior roles, found that the average remuneration for underachieving leading managers was £8,873, whilst sub-par directors were awarded a staggering £45,000.

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