Fury as rail bosses' pay soars above inflation: Train chiefs spark anger with ...
Fury as rail bosses' pay soars above inflation: Train chiefs spark anger for 'lining their pockets' with 6% wage rise Rail bosses behind LNER and Northern Rail networks shared £718k, records show This 6 per cent pay rise was awarded despite two-year pay freeze for rail workers The Government defended rises saying they reflected fact that ministers had nationalised another network this year but was branded disappointing by critics
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Rail bosses have sparked anger for ‘lining their pockets’ with taxpayer money after they were given an inflation-busting pay rise of 6 per cent.
Executives on the six-person board of DfT OLR Holdings, which runs the LNER and Northern rail networks, shared £718,000 this year according to recent filed accounts.
However rail workers continue to endure a two-year pay freeze as the Department of Transport scrambles to
