Britain's top bosses have already earned more in 2015 than most will all year
BRITAIN’s top bosses have already earned more in 2015 than most workers will pocket in the whole year.
Think-tank the High Pay Centre said executives would today pass the average salary of £27,000, dubbing it ‘Fatcat Tuesday’.
FTSE 100 chief executives trouser an average of £4.72million every year – an hourly rate of nearly £1,200.
The figures raised doubts about the Government’s efforts to curb top pay.
High Pay Centre director Deborah Hargreaves said: “For top bosses to rake in more in two days than their staff earn in a year is clearly unfair, disproportionate and doesn’t make social or economic sense.”
BRITAIN’s top bosses have already earned more in 2015 than most workers will pocket in the whole year.
Think-tank the High Pay Centre said executives would today pass the average salary of £27,000, dubbing it ‘Fatcat Tuesday’.
FTSE 100 chief executives trouser an average of £4.72million every year – an hourly rate of nearly £1,200.
The figures raised doubts about the Government’s efforts to curb top pay.
High Pay Centre director Deborah Hargreaves said: “For top bosses to rake in more in two days than their staff earn in a year is clearly unfair, disproportionate and doesn’t make social or economic sense.”
Britain's top bosses have already earned more in 2015 than most will all year
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