Briefing • 6 February 2015
Briefing 52: Pay for top bosses is growing 5 times faster than for most UK workers
Pay for Chief Executives of FTSE 350 companies has increased more than twice as fast as company profits... and around five times as fast as pay for the average UK worker
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Explaining the data
This research was carried out for the High Pay Centre by Incomes Data Services. You can see the full report at http://highpaycentre.org/pubs/new-high-pay-centre-report-performance-related-pay-is-nothing-of-the-sort
Tagged under: executive pay, income inequality, rising inequality
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