Merrill Lynch is reportedly planning on setting 2009 compensation back up to 2007 levels and...Jul. 09, 2009 2:12 PM ETBy: Jason Aycock, SA News Editor3 Comments Merrill Lynch is reportedly planning on setting 2009 compensation back up to 2007 levels and warning that their franchise could splinter otherwise. Recommended For YouComments (3)NewestPublishHave a tip? Submit confidentially to our News team. Found a factual error? Report here.TraderD09 Jul. 2009Investing GroupComments (113)I wish my company's management was as delusional as ML's when it comes to compensation.ReplyLikej_remington09 Jul. 2009Comments (1.34K)The salary reset of the century!ReplyLikeTeresaE09 Jul. 2009Comments (3.04K)Keep on rewarding failure.There are hundreds of thousands of "experienced" people on the market right now.Screw your current employees and hire in a few hungry ones.Nah, continue on. Look around, what you were doing obviously is working out so well.ReplyLike(3)More Trending NewsTobacco jolt: British American Tobacco writes down $31.5B from value of U.S. brandsApple mulls moving to India-made iPhone batteries, reducing dependency on China - reportS&P, Nasdaq, Dow futures tick up after more jobs dataMongoDB slips as some concerns about Atlas crop upToast, PayPal stocks downgraded at BofA; Capital One, Discover, Jack Henry uppedSee More »Trending AnalysisTrending News