John Lewis bonus cut to lowest level since 1953 as profits fall by half

The prized annual staff bonus at John Lewis Partnership was cut to 3% yesterday, its lowest since 1953, after underlying profits almost halved.

The retailer behind the Waitrose grocery chain and John Lewis department stores posted a 45.4% drop in profit to £160m before the bonus, tax and exceptional items were deducted.

Revenue rose 1% to £10.3bn in the year to January 26.

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