The chief executives of S&P 500 companies made 324 times more than the median-paid worker last year.
— MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) July 21, 2022
Though some executives said worker wages were partly to blame for rising prices, workers’ real wages fell 2.4% last year. https://t.co/onlOGPt2Fc
Compared to the typical worker’s pay, CEOs were paid 399 times more in 2021, which is the highest ratio on record. In 1965, CEOs only made 20 times of what the average worker made.https://t.co/EdvEJZMc6Y
— MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) October 5, 2022
A new report finds the gap between executive and worker pay is only wideninghttps://t.co/dpYKBMn7z1
— CNN (@CNN) June 7, 2022
Corporations wouldn't be earning record profits if they were just raising prices to pass along costs. Wall Street is price gouging families—and making off with its fattest profit margins in 70+ years. pic.twitter.com/sGPD1cF1Of
— Rep. Katie Porter (@RepKatiePorter) June 6, 2022
The pay gap between male vs female early-stage CEOs:
— Biz Carson (@bizcarson) June 5, 2022
2019: $5,000
2022: $20,000
After an early pandemic hit, the avg. female startup CEO salary hasn't returned to where it was in Q4 2019. Male salaries are up an average of $10k, per @KruzeConsulting datahttps://t.co/QAan5QkvLI pic.twitter.com/3XqpdnQ0Va
Seven US corporations last year paid their chief execs over 2,000 times the pay of their most typical workers. In 1965, US CEOs averaged 21 times annual worker pay. https://t.co/tUhSPIw1OR
— Too Much (@Too_Much_Online) June 3, 2022
The CEO Salary Gap at Some of the Largest U.S. Companies Continues to Widen & Median Worker Pay Lags Behind Inflationon. A New Report Offers Some Solutions | Wage Gap Between CEOs and US Workers Jumped to 670-to-1 Last Year, Study Finds | The Guardian https://t.co/XR2zRwjMvu pic.twitter.com/aDIjKdQPDC
— Karen-Kay Harrison (@K4Kats) June 7, 2022
