Goldman bankers collect best pay packets for a decade
Investment bank spends more than $13bn on salaries and bonuses in 2020 despite the Covid pandemic

Investment bank spends more than $13bn on salaries and bonuses in 2020 despite the Covid pandemic
The incoming US president faces a struggle to revive the fortunes of the nuclear family and overcome Trumpism
After a tribunal ruled that he was a victim of age and gender discrimination, Neil McClements says he wants to change society’s mindset
The share of companies actively trading is down to levels not seen since June 2020
In our Marriage Diaries column, people share snapshots of their relationships, seen now through the lens of the coronavirus pandemic
There were 31,387 new jobs advertised in just three days last week on Indeed
Entrepreneurs should aim to create a great company and, most of all, enjoy the job; people seldom run a business just to make money
As vaccines are rolled out, my own preference would be to move rapidly to an age-stratified approach
Promise of vaccines giving an escape from lockdown encouraging businesses to hold back on any job cuts
From a lack of commuting to job insecurity, we've never found it harder to let go - yet we've never been under such pressure, either
Companies planning for ongoing change to employment patterns even after the pandemic is over as flexible working becomes commonplace
Employers could insist on testing and vaccines and impose penalties for 'unreasonable' refusal
'The Government needs to show it understands this is a marathon, and not yet the final sprint'
Pensioners and older workers have typically been less affected financially finds Institute for Fiscal Studies report on pandemic inequality
After years of public clashes between employees and executives, more than 200 Alphabet workers join labour union
Long-term unemployment among under-25s could hit 350,000
Data shows that the pandemic has brought more flexibility and happiness to Britain's workforce
What the MoD has not spent already will mostly disappear on job creation schemes in otherwise unviable industries
Prime Minister is looking forward, not back, to a Britain in which opportunity is the watchword and enterprise is in the air
The supermarket said it was “extremely disappointed and surprised” to have been singled out by the Government
Economists believe that many businesses were created by laid-off workers
Fears raised that online platforms encourage gig workers to undercut each other on price in 'race to the bottom'
The 2021 jobs market will be tough, but some roles will be more sought after than others