U.S. CEOs Earn 140 Times More Than the Typical Worker
- Pay data firm Equilar releases survey of unreported pay ratios
- Thousands of companies will make inaugural disclosures in 2018
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A group of U.S. chief executive officers earned 140 times more last year than the median workers at their companies, according to a survey that gives a first glimpse of newly required pay ratio disclosures.
Workers at the 356 public companies included in the study received $60,000 in median compensation, Equilar Inc. said in the report released Thursday, which didn’t include CEO pay figures.