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Peak inequality: FTSE 100 CEOs earn more than average worker’s yearly pay by noon today
The High Pay Centre data also shows that the median FTSE 100 CEO’s pay packet had gone up by 4.22% from £4.22 million last year.
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Top CEOs pocket £3.6m in pay figures, so where’s the Bank of England’s call for pay restraint?
'CEOs are pocketing around £3.6 million in pay, while others face the appalling choice of whether they can heat or eat'
May drops promise to curb corporate excess, slammed by unions as “feeble”
She promised radical reform in boardrooms and that "big business needs to change", but the plans unveiled today maintain the status quo in the City.
Only corporate democratisation can stop the growing polarisation of pay in UK
Companies should have a two-tier system of corporate management, a new board of stakeholders balancing out the power of the shareholders.
CEO pay has dropped but they still earn 160 times more than the average worker
FTSE 100 chief execs saw their pay decrease 17 per cent this year but they still earn £4.5m on average.
FTSE 100 bosses paid 144 times average wages after ten per cent ‘pay rise’
'Bumper' salaries sky-rocket to an average £5.5 million