Aon slashes management salary by half, imposes 20% pay cut on staff

Aon slashes management salary by half, imposes 20% pay cut on staff amid COVID-19

Re/insurance broker Aon, which is in the process of merging with Willis Towers Watson, has imposed a 20 percent salary cut on almost three quarter of its staff in an attempt to help business navigate through the COVID-19 induced economic crisis.

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Aon, Coronavirus, Insurance, Reinsurance, Salary cut, Greg Case, North America

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