Big bonuses for Next and Restaurant Group bosses
The Guardian|May 16, 2022
The fashion retailer Next and the restaurant group behind Wagamama are facing a potential backlash over executive bonuses after their chief executives received the highest pay since 2015 while benefiting from government support.
Sarah Butler
Big bonuses for Next and Restaurant Group bosses

The Next boss, Simon Wolfson, whose pay will be put to the vote on Thursday, took home almost £4.4m last year, up 50% on the year before, after being awarded an annual bonus worth 100% of his basic salary and two share bonuses based on longterm performance.

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