£7m bonus for Lloyds chief will outrage taxpayers who bailed out bank, says TUC
Commenting on today’s (Friday) announcement by Lloyds Bank on bonuses, TUC General Secretary Frances O’Grady said:
“This £7 million bonus will outrage customers and the taxpayers who bailed out the bank. And with the government being the biggest shareholder, voters will want to know why they have not acted to hold back this excess. It is as if the banking crisis never happened and it's 2006 all over again.”
“This £7 million bonus will outrage customers and the taxpayers who bailed out the bank. And with the government being the biggest shareholder, voters will want to know why they have not acted to hold back this excess. It is as if the banking crisis never happened and it's 2006 all over again.”
27 February 2015
Commenting on today’s (Friday) announcement by Lloyds Bank on bonuses, TUC General Secretary Frances O’Grady said:
“This £7 million bonus will outrage customers and the taxpayers who bailed out the bank. And with the government being the biggest shareholder, voters will want to know why they have not acted to hold back this excess. It is as if the banking crisis never happened and it's 2006 all over again.”
NOTES TO EDITORS:
- All TUC press releases can be found at www.tuc.org.uk
- Follow the TUC on Twitter: @tucnews
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