As staff are laid off in the coronavirus crisis, the fund manager says bosses cannot carry on as normal
Many chief executives have already worked out that their pay packets, and those of their senior executives, will have to take a hit. In this climate, bosses cannot lay off staff, or place them in furlough, and expect life to carry on as normal for themselves.
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