Barclays to cut 12,000 jobs, pay bigger bonuses


Barclays Plc expects to axe up to 12,000 jobs this year to cut costs but it is also paying staff higher bonus - EPA Photo.

LONDON: Barclays Plc expects to axe up to 12,000 jobs this year to cut costs and counter falling income at its investment bank, where profits slumped last year.

But it is also paying staff higher bonuses, risking a backlash from the politicians and taxpayers who bailed out much of the industry during the financial crisis.

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