Number of State agency bosses forego bonuses

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