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Them & us | The pay gap has narrowed - but the public attitude has hardened

The pay gap has narrowed - but the public attitude has hardened
The pay gap has narrowed - but the public attitude has hardened
  • The gulf between earnings of workers and their CEOs is the subject of never-ending debate

  • But new data shows a dramatic narrowing of the pay gap during the pandemic

  • However, the research also shows that public resentment towards this gulf is actually getting stronger

The gap between chief executives’ pay and UK average earnings has narrowed as a result of scrapped bonuses and heavier scrutiny on leaders' finances, new research shows.

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