EXCLUSIVE: The high earners at the Scottish Event Campus received the cash boosts at a time of financial hardship for Glaswegians.
Six bosses at a firm owned by Glasgow Council have been awarded bonuses of nearly £150,000 during the cost of living crisis.
“As the cost-of-living crisis continues to bite, every penny of taxpayer money should be going towards prioritising key services and helping hard-up Scots. Unfortunately, these eye-watering figures don’t suggest that’s happening.” William McFadyen, Director of Finance and Development, was awarded a £28,929 bonus that was separate from his £144,647 salary.
Gayle Shepherd, Director of People and Technology, was awarded an extra £26,092 in bonus on top of her £130,459 salary.
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