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Royal Mail today walked away from a public row over pay by opting to freeze the salary of its Canadian chief executive, Moya Greene, who led the postal group’s controversial privatisation last year. More: continued here

UPDATE 1-Royal Mail says no pay rise for CEO Moya GreeneReutersRoyal Mail, at the centre of a political storm after critics claimed Britain's October sale of a 60 percent stake in the firm short-changed the taxpayer, said the committee had taken into account Greene's wishes in its decision not to …

A potential hike in Moya Greene's pay for the current year was seen as threatening to clash with Business Secretary Vince Cable's call for boardroom restraint. More: continued here

Chief executive Moya Greene has not received a salary increase since 2010 despite returning the Royal Mail to profit More: continued here

Royal Mail's remuneration committee has shot down a touted pay and benefits rise for the firm's chief executive following the controversy-laden privatisation on her watch. Moya Greene had a remuneration package worth around £1.5m in the 2012/13 financial year, up from £1.1m in the previous period. However, the Canadian handed …

The newly privatised postal giant today confirmed her salary would remain at £498,000 this year and that she hadn’t asked for a rise. More: continued here

The West Australian Royal Mail says no pay rise for CEO Moya GreeneThe West AustralianUK-BRITAIN-ROYAL–MAIL-SALARY:Royal Mail says no pay rise Reuters The newly appointed CEO of Britain's Royal Mail, Moya Green, is seen in this undated handout photograph received in London on May 27, 2010. REUTERS/Canada Post/Royal Mail/ … More: continued …

International Business Times UK Royal Mail will not raise CEO Moya Greene's payFinancial TimesThe company said: “The remuneration committee of Royal Mail Group has decided not to propose any base pay increase or new incentive arrangements for the chief executive officer. In doing so, the committee has taken into account …

Royal Mail has announced that it will not increase the salary of chief executive Moya Greene – at her own request. More: continued here

International Business Times UK Royal Mail says no pay rise for CEO Moya GreeneReuters UKRoyal Mail, which critics say was undersold by Britain's government when it sold-off a 60 percent stake in October, said the committee had taken into account the views and wishes of Greene in making its decision. …