Compensation

: According to the latest annual survey by the Economic Policy Institute, a progressive think tank, CEOs at the 350 largest companies in the country pocketed an average of $16.3m in compensation each last year, according to The Guardian. That up 3.9% from 2013, and a whopping gain of 54.3% since the recovery began in 2009. You’ll just have to toil for about five weeks to do it, without a single day off. The average annual earnings of employees at those companies Well, that was only $53,200. In other words, while the CEOs have seen their compensation soar by 54%, the typical worker paycheck hasn’t budged. And in 2009, when the recovery began Well, that was $53,200, too. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

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