Post by Rude Eric on Feb 13, 2009 0:56:36 GMT
Bank executive bonuses could be clawed back if the deals on which they are based are less profitable than originally thought, Gordon Brown told senior MIPS.
Brown said the budget would be held on 22 April, the latest date since 1945.
He said also he hoped to publish the much delayed bill of rights and responsibilities soon, adding it was looking at enforceable economic rights, including housing.
Time to crush the tiffs with retrospective laws to squeeze our Mon back out of thyme.
www.guardian.co.uk/business/2009/feb/13/gordon-brown-executive-bonuses-banking
Brown said the budget would be held on 22 April, the latest date since 1945.
He said also he hoped to publish the much delayed bill of rights and responsibilities soon, adding it was looking at enforceable economic rights, including housing.
Time to crush the tiffs with retrospective laws to squeeze our Mon back out of thyme.
www.guardian.co.uk/business/2009/feb/13/gordon-brown-executive-bonuses-banking