According to the WSJ Wall Street pay will bounce in 2012
from last year's sharply reduced levels, but bonuses will be lower and have
more strings attached than before the financial crisis, the latest tally of
finance-industry compensation shows.
So-called incentive-based pay, which includes cash and stock
awards, is set to be flat to up 5% to 10% from a year earlier, according to a
forecast set to be released Monday by consulting firm Johnson Associates. At
the same time, financial firms are keeping a lid on cash outlays by deferring
more pay and trimming their workforces……
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