In spite of all this, I don't think you should give the money back. For a start, you may find it impossible to do so for bureaucratic reasons. Most banks are hopeless at processing payments that are irregular; it would not surprise me if no one could even tell you which account to pay the money into. Even if you cleared that hurdle, you still should not pay it back because the bank would almost certainly lose it - just as it has lost its shareholders' money.
拋開所有這些，我真的不認(rèn)為你應(yīng)該把錢退還給銀行。首先你會發(fā)現(xiàn)，出于官僚主義的原因，這么做是不可能的。大多數(shù)銀行在處理非常規(guī)薪酬方面心力憔悴；如果沒人能告訴你該把錢退到哪個賬戶，我一點也不覺得奇怪。即使你掃除了這一障礙，你仍不應(yīng)該退錢，因為銀行幾乎肯定還是會損失這筆錢--就像他們損失了股東的錢一樣。

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What should you do with your ill-gotten gains? You suggest giving it to charity, but as charities were not the victims of your bank's incompetence, I don't see why they should be beneficiaries of your act of reparation. The victim was the economy, and so you should take your bonus, pay your tax and spend the rest in empty shops.
你該怎樣處理你的非正當(dāng)收益？你提出捐給慈善事業(yè)，但慈善團(tuán)體不是你銀行不當(dāng)行為的受害者，我看不出為何它們應(yīng)該成為你補償行為的受益人。受害人是經(jīng)濟(jì)，所以你應(yīng)該拿著你的獎金，上完稅，然后把剩余的錢全部花在空蕩蕩的商店里。

If you feel the need to protest against this rotten remuneration system, you need strength in numbers. I suggest you start a support group for bankers with a conscience. You would be making history as the first trade union devoted to reducing its members' income.
如果你感到有必要對這個腐敗的薪酬體系提出抗議，你需要數(shù)字方面的支持。我建議你為有良知的銀行家設(shè)立一個支援組織。你將創(chuàng)造歷史，成為建立行業(yè)組織致力于減少其成員收入的第一人。

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