How Much Is Mick Lynch Salary As RMT Head? As a British trade unionist, Mick Lynch has established both his name and his notoriety. But how much money does he earn annually?
The British unionist has served as the National Union of Rail, Maritime, and Transport Workers’ general secretary since May 2021. (RMT). He was born in London, England, in January 1962.
Lynch is a British citizen with Irish ancestry. Paddington is where he was raised. At the age of 16, he stopped attending school to become a licensed electrician. He even started working in construction after that and joined a union, but he was discovered to have been illegally blacklisted as a result.
After which, he could not work in the construction field in 1993 and he started working for Eurostar and became to serve in the National Union of Rail, Maritime, and Transport Workers (RMT). Later after twenty years, he earned a large settlement for the illegal blacklisting.
How Much Is Mick Lynch Salary As RMT Head?
Mick Lynch earns £124,000 annually. His salary is £84,000 and his higher total package includes National Insurance, tax, and pension payments.
The union head has earned £763,000 in salary and bonuses ever since he joined RMT.
RMT head confessed on live television that lots of railway drivers are on strike for raise of 11% wage which will make more than £54,000.
He was even questioned about his own income and bonuses but he replied with being simply a working-class man person heading a union in a battle about employment, wages, and problems to solve.
Mick Lynch on RMT Strike 2022
The strike went on for many days, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, 40,000 members of his union will let six days of disruption to Britain’s trains, with half of the network shut down completely.
Mick Lynch of the RMT says funding cuts made by a “government of billionaires” are to blame for rail strikes – accusing ministers of ‘telling everyone else they’ve got to tighten their belts while they’re raking it in’.
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— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 20, 2022
The 60-year-old worked two terms as Assistant General Secretary of the RMT and also worked two terms on its executive. After General Secretary named Mick Cash took time off due to his health issues in 2020, Lynch was taken as the acting General Secretary but that was only for a short period of time, accusing members of bullying and harassment.
The accusation was the same as Cash’s. Lynch became the winner of an election for the permanent role of General Secretary and sat on the position in May 2021.
After being part of the media coverage of the RMT’s 2022 strikes, Lynch came into the spotlight for his performance in interviews and debates on the BBC, Sky News, Talk TV, and ITV.
What Is Mick Lynch Net Worth?
Mick Lynch’s net worth is estimated to be around £100,000 to £1 million as he earns £124,000 per year from his profession. He has earned £763,000 in salary and bonuses ever since he joined RMT. Right now, he is in the spotlight for being part of the RMT’s 2022 stikes.
Workers are going on strike for an 11% wage raise which thousands of other workers from other unions are also supporting and going on strike is causing the Tube to be crippled. They have raised their voices for an 11% pay raise for staff and a promise of no compulsory layoffs.
“Together we are unstoppable. Get up and fight or live on your knees. The struggle is on – bring it on. This is the fight of our lives. Victory to the RMT.” An inspirational speech from our general secretary Mick Lynch #WeDemandBetter ✊ pic.twitter.com/SPOPMVgW2x
— RMT (@RMTunion) June 18, 2022
Due to the 24-hour strike by more than thousands of RMT and Unite, the transportation of London has strongly advised people not to go on London Underground on Tuesday.
The union head members are striking for their thousands over job losses, pay, and problems. About the rail strikes, he said they don’t want to cause misery as they have announced it was a huge rail strike in 33 years.
The strike will happen for three days which are June 21, 23 and 25, 2022