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Trade unions sound alarm over Ryanair CEO’s bonus pay

In the time of mass dismissals and State support provided to the airline

The European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) and the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) condemn the shareholders’ decision to pay out a €458,000 bonus to Ryanair’s CEO Michael O’Leary after the carrier made thousands of workers redundant, cut workers’ salaries and took state pandemic support.Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary and the company’s unscrupulous methods of making money at the cost...

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Brussels, Belgium, 09/25/2020 12:42
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AirlinesPlanes, Ryanair sued in United States

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Accusations returned to the sender: low-cost airline Ryanair has to face the subpoena of recent days in the United States, to be precise that of an Alabama pension fund that brings together firefighters... more

AirlinesRyanair, one third of shareholders said no to O'Leary bonus

CEO of low-cost carrier collected 458,000 euros

This bonus doesn't have to be done. Like in Alessandro Manzoni romance "I promessi sposi", this phrase fits perfectly to describe what happened yesterday, Thursday 17 September 2020, during the vote on... more

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