Number of State agency bosses forego bonuses

It has emerged some of the top earners at key State agencies are giving up their bonuses.

Number of State agency bosses forego bonuses
Sat, 28 May, 2011 - 10:01

It has emerged some of the top earners at key State agencies are giving up their bonuses.

A report in today's Irish Examiner reveals chief executives at the National Treasury Management Agency, NAMA and the National Development Finance Agency are - for the first time - waiving their right to bonus payments worth 850,000 in total.

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