The chief executive of the airport operator BAA, which is responsible for London's Heathrow, says he will not be taking his bonus for 2010 following the travel chaos caused by heavy snow.
Colin Matthews said he wanted to "focus on getting people moving," but refused to comment on the size of the bonus he has declined.
"I do not want to talk about my renumeration. I will be foregoing my bonus for the calendar year 2010," he said. When questioned about a rumored "secret bonus" based on profits, Matthews said, "There is no secret bonus."
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He should have taken it and than gotten hotel rooms for those stranded. This was refreshing to read and hope he has a blessed New Year.
Wow! Very admirable!!
Ahem, take note Wall Street!!
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It's remuneration not renumeration.
Good PR move and a damn decent thing to do. Good show!
People of Great Brittan,
This man has shown class,character and dedication to your country.The Queen should pin a medal on him for this.
screw that he is retarded so what he was responsible for the snow? take the cash and have a lobster dinner
Lord Jesus, please, forgive me for my sins, and my sinfulness.
That's a cosmetic preemptive move to keep his J.O.B. Don't worry he'll cash it all back when we're not looking...