AFL-CIO Executive PayWatch 2018 Highlights Corporate GREED
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22 May AFL-CIO Executive PayWatch 2018 Highlights Corporate GREED

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The imbalance in our economy between the pay of CEOs and working people is worsening. In 2017, CEO pay at S&P 500 Index companies increased 6.4% to a total of $13.94 million. In contrast, production and nonsupervisory workers received a paltry 2.6% raise, earning on average just $38,613—a CEO-to-worker pay ratio of 361 to 1.

Among the top 20 highest paid CEO’s: 

#17: Mondelez CEO Dirk Van De Put who made a shocking $42,442,924 in 2017.

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