Summary
TESCO shareholders jolted the UK's biggest supermarket group yesterday after more than 40-per cent of those voting at its annual meeting in Glasgow opposed changes to its share option scheme, while the company comfortably saw off union complaints that it should do more to help migrant workers at it meat suppliers.
The Tesco board was asking investors for approval to extend from one year to three years the period during which current and retiring executives can exercise their share options.See the full content of this document
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Shareholders Ruffle Feathers at Tesco Agm
RiskMetrics, the voting advisory service, had urged shareholders to oppose the changes, which would give directors 36 months to wait for an improvement in the shar...
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