Majority of United Utilities shareholders approve pay plans despite backlash
Chief executive Louise Beardmore is in line for so-called shares allowances worth £435,000 a year
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Chief executive Louise Beardmore is in line for so-called shares allowances worth £435,000 a year. Some 75.8% of votes cast at the company’s annual general meeting (AGM) on Friday were in favour of its remuneration policy, meaning it gained enough to be approved. A majority of United Utilities’ shareholders have given the green light for the water supplier to pay its top boss a shares “allowance” despite previously being stripped of her bonus.
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Chief executive Louise Beardmore is in line for so-called shares allowances worth £435,000 a year
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Some 75.8% of votes cast at the company’s annual general meeting (AGM) on Friday were in favour of its remuneration policy, meaning it gained enough to be approved.
according to The IndependentA majority of United Utilities’ shareholders have given the green light for the water supplier to pay its top boss a shares “allowance” despite previously being stripped of her bonus.
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