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EXCLUSIVE: Meet Britain’s 10 highest paid fat cats who pocketed more than £100m last year
Mirror.co.uk
EXCLUSIVE: Meet Britain’s 10 highest paid fat cats who pocketed more than £100m last year
That means they are now getting 109 times more in their wage slips than the typical British worker – up from 79 times in the previous year
By Nigel Nelson Political Editor, 27 Aug 2022
Britain’s ten highest paid fat cats pocketed more than £100million between them last year, a 39% increase on 2020.
And that means they are now getting 109 times more in their wage slips than the typical British worker – up from 79 times in the previous year.
The High Pay Centre and TUC have just published their annual round-up of FTSE 100 bosses and it makes startling reading as ordinary Brits wonder how they will pay energy bills.
Shell’s Dutch CEO Ben van Beurden, 64, is no18 on £6.19million. He is likely to be even higher in the pay hike pecking order next year after making massive oil profits.
A head-cut image of Alfred Donovan (now deceased) appears courtesy of The Wall Street Journal.
