Time
Saturday, November 5 · 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Location
RBS
(meet at the camp earlier, or at the bank by 12)
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Saturday, November 5 · 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Location
RBS
(meet at the camp earlier, or at the bank by 12)
Birmingham, United Kingdom
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In solidarity with International Bank Transfer Day!
In 2008 RBS suffered the biggest loss in British corporate history - more than £24bn, but it was the 99%, the taxpayers who rescued the bank, paying it £45.8 billion for 84% of the RBS group. Some of which, £16million is for Sir Fred Goodwin, the former CEO, for his pension.
RBS has cut 27,500 jobs since 2008 in an effort to cut its costs and improve profits.
In 2011 the current CEO was awarded a £7.7m long term deal.
Just some of the reasons.
In solidarity with International Bank Transfer Day!
In 2008 RBS suffered the biggest loss in British corporate history - more than £24bn, but it was the 99%, the taxpayers who rescued the bank, paying it £45.8 billion for 84% of the RBS group. Some of which, £16million is for Sir Fred Goodwin, the former CEO, for his pension.
RBS has cut 27,500 jobs since 2008 in an effort to cut its costs and improve profits.
In 2011 the current CEO was awarded a £7.7m long term deal.
Just some of the reasons.
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05.11.2011 10:20
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