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The average yearly wage for chief executives of UK blue chips stands at £4.4 million, 113 times more than the typical UK ...

The Employment Rights Bill is being described as the most significant overhaul of workplace rights in a generation - and for ...

Employment Rights Act 2025 becomes law paving way for negotiation of fair pay agreements for adult social care staff ...

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FTSE 100 chief executives are projected to earn the average annual salary of a full-time UK worker in less than three days of ...

Celebrus Technologies has transferred 5,463 ordinary shares from treasury following the exercise of employee share options, a routine capital management move that slightly reduces its treasury ...

An annual snapshot has revealed the average FTSE 100 company CEO earns about 113 times what a typical UK worker does, meaning ...

FTSE 100 CEO earnings for 2026 will surpass the median annual salary for a full-time worker in the UK by around midday.

The Institute of Directors’ monthly business confidence survey showed employers' headcount expectations dropping in December.

FTSE 100 bosses will have to work less than three days of 2026 to overtake the average annual salary of a full-time UK worker, according to new research.

FTSE 100 bosses pay overtakes average UK salary in less than three days. Discover the staggering pay gap in the UK.