After eight years, Andreas Miller will step down as chairman of the trade union Ledarna in May. Under his terms, he will keep his monthly salary of 173,000 kronor for 24 months, Altinget reports. This is regardless of whether he gets a new job or not.
The decision on the terms was made by the federal board on March 11. On March 18, Miller announced that he would be stepping down in connection with the congress in May. According to Ledarna, he did not participate in the federal board's decision himself.
According to Altinget's review, Miller is the union leader who earns the most in Sweden.
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