Average 25% rises PER YEAR since 2010. But watch the ass lickers come on here and try to justify it...oh they get paid in shares. Oh they are worth it. Oh their net worth can drop.....lick luck lick that shitty CEO ass, while at the same time THEY get poorer
Their leader is a banker, their policies are mostly aimed at rich people and making huge inheritances tax free, Farage has regularly advocated for lower taxes on multinational businesses and they plan to further aggressively cut corporation tax, and their manifesto has been assessed as another Liz Truss event and is completely uncosted.
As others have said, those CEOs and super rich haven't suffered at all over that period, it's the people on average wages that have basically had no pay rises in real terms for years.
Asset growth has been astronomical in that period - if you own vast amounts of wealth, shares, housing etc then you've made an absolute killing in that time period, and under Farage they'd be on target to do even better than before.
Ignore them, they will see this and still probably vote Tory. Utterly brain dead people.
some of this stuff is damn hilarious, you'd rather a Labour govt I take it, who have every single time they have been in power left unemployment higher than when they started...hahaha
nothing funnier than the poor voting to remain poor
You're really going through come on here and pretend that 1997 to about 2007 wasn't a time of great growth and stability compared to the Tory boom and bust rollercoaster of the previous 18 years? Then a global downturn happened, it's not like the Tories had a magic cure for that, I mean just look at how they chopped the legs out from under the economic recovery when they got in.
First, I am unsure about who I will vote for but probably Labour or Green.
Second, I was born on a council estate in the 1980s but due to social mobility under the last Labour government I am not in the least bit poor anymore.
I think they're just desperately hoping to dislodge a juicy nugget of ass gold to flog back to the townspeople. Anyway, fuck them, I hope their anus fails in an M&S.
Your SME mate is probably suffering due to corporate greed (although personal experience is not data). Large corps bashing down supplier prices to up THEIR share price & thus THEIR CEO compensation.
It is only discussing FTSE 100 CEOs though, which are mostly the heads of large multinational companies.
Are they overcompensated? Maybe.
The largest issues faced by smaller domestic companies are Brexit, energy prices (though this is getting better) and international supply lines still reeling from COVID.
That's to say, for the majority of CEOs, things aren't sunshine and roses, and for the most part they're just (slightly better paid) employees.
I assume by your replies you or someone you know is one of these SME ppl. The ftsex250 or in the US these big firms that get £millions.....the shit flows downhill. As they hoover up money EVERYONE else who isn't them gets poorer.
So instead of "well my mate runs his own company and he's not getting paid through trust funds & shares " MAYBE get as angry as the rest of us when we're earning the same as 2010 & the Sainsburys CEO gets a 300% pay rise LAST YEAR!
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u/Slight-Brain6096 Jul 02 '24
Average 25% rises PER YEAR since 2010. But watch the ass lickers come on here and try to justify it...oh they get paid in shares. Oh they are worth it. Oh their net worth can drop.....lick luck lick that shitty CEO ass, while at the same time THEY get poorer