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Editorial: The latest High Pay Centre report confirms the persistent and damaging culture of entitlement at the top of business

Median pay for a FTSE 100 boss rose to £4.19m in 2023, 120 times that of the average full-time worker

Bosses of UK’s biggest companies are now paid 120 times more than average full-time worker in some instances

There are fears in the City of an exodus of bosses to the US, where they reckon they’ll be paid the big bucks they surely deserve, says the author Stefan Stern

Confronted by the huge salaries on offer in the US, London boardrooms are lobbying to be allowed to make their own bosses even wealthier

Thinktank says analysis shows ‘obscene levels of pay inequality’ and calls for workers to be given places on company boards

The average pay of FTSE100 CEOs rose by 16% from £3.38 million in 2021 to £3.91 million in 2022, according to the latest figures from thinktank the High Pay Centre. In the same week this was reported, UK political figure Nigel Farage called outgoing NatWest boss Alison Rose’s £2.4 million…

PAY for top fat cat bosses across the UK leapt by an average of half a million last year while wages for the majority of workers struggled to keep…

Data from the High Pay Centre thinktank showed FTSE 100 bosses collected an average £500,000 pay rise last year, taking their median pay to £3.9m

Britain now ‘land of grotesque extremes’, say unions as wage gap widens

Median pay for a FTSE 100 CEO increased from £3.41 million in 2021 to £3.91 million in 2022, the High Pay Centre said.