The chief executives of FTSE 100 groups received remuneration packages averaging £3.5 million in 2010, 32% more than they were paid the previous year.
''These figures are yet another display of arrogance from the institutionalised kleptocracy that rules Britain's boardrooms. But such greed is only a symptom of the illness - capitalism...Trade unions should publicise these figures to the millions of workers who are told their jobs, pay and pensions are 'unaffordable,' to show that the money is there, it's just going to someone else.'' (Andrew Fisher Left Economics Advisory Panel)
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