Ryanair workers face a pay freeze as chief executive Michael O'Leary has hit out at the Labour budget.The boss of the Irish budget airline accused Andy Burnham of failing to capitalise on his sudden ascent to Downing Street.He said: "Burnham has a lot of goodwill towards himself, a bit like Blair when he first got elected. "But in your first 100 days you need to move quickly and break things." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say He added that the current Labour administration was an "all-talk government, no action".Mr O'Leary said the airline was prepared to freeze workers' pay because of rising fuel costs, Labour's tourist tax, and a rise in air passenger duty.Ryanair recorded a 15 per cent drop in profits between April and...
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