Bosses at Britain’s biggest banks are paid on average 120 times more than the median pay of their U.K. employees according to bank documents - Reuters Reports.
Lloyds Banking Group was revealed to have the widest pay difference, with Chief Executive Antonio Horta-Osorio on 169 times as much as the median paid employee on £37,058, the company’s annual report showed last Wednesday.
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john
Sir
It's like that moment on QI when it suddenly says "nobody knows". Until we have some of notion as to what is appropriate, in what circumstances, then this kind of debate isn't really going very far.