Unilever, Next and WPP chiefs among biggest earners as study shows CEO salaries are 143 times more than their staff
Chief executives at Unilever, Next and WPP are among some of the bosses that are paid an average 143 times more than their average employee, according to analysis released today by the High Pay Centre think-tank.
The study, which looks at the pay gap between bosses and their work force at 100 of the biggest companies in Britain, found that the difference was the highest at Randgold Resources, a Jersey headquartered-mining compan, where chief executive Mark Bristow earns nearly 1,500 times his employees, many of whom are miners based in Africa.
WPP chief executive Martin Sorrell, who had the second Read full story ›
Source: The Drum
