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Greedy Bar Stewards!

somniatissomniatis Member Posts: 219
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Warning! This will **** you off. It's a bit out of date so they will be on more nowadays. Not as much as Tikay gets for moderating though! ;-)

https://ohsambinladen.wordpress.com/2013/08/28/greedy-bastards-5/
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  • HAYSIEHAYSIE Member Posts: 35,847
    somniatis said:

    Warning! This will **** you off. It's a bit out of date so they will be on more nowadays. Not as much as Tikay gets for moderating though! ;-)

    https://ohsambinladen.wordpress.com/2013/08/28/greedy-bastards-5/

    Why would you think that this would f... people off?
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  • madprofmadprof Member Posts: 3,458
    Some of the salaries listed don't seem exorbitant? ( A lot do, granted..)

    You need to remember that you're not only paid to fulfil a role, it's the level of accountability that comes with a role.......In a previous 'life' I had responsibility-at one level- for a £21m budget for a £32m organisation...

    You can't just compare 37.5hrs a week
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  • tai-gartai-gar Member Posts: 2,688
    Someone has to be the "Boss". All that you can hope is that they do their best and at least earn their salary.

    I guess that I prefer that to the Politicians who get paid ridiculous amounts of money just to be a part time "adviser" to some multi-national.
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  • HAYSIEHAYSIE Member Posts: 35,847
    What do you get if you pay peanuts?

    Havent most people who become the boss excelled themselves in less important roles?

    Dont the public sector have to compete with the private sector, or make do with less competent managers?

    Jealousy, and a lack of knowledge encourages some people to knock large salaries, but how many would turn down a huge salary if it was offered to them, on the basis of, to accept it would be greedy?

    This list was compiled in 2013, and hasnt created massive public outrage?

    I worked for many years with a substantial number of people that earned over 100k.

    People that are highly paid consultants usually provide expert advice, or are able to exert some influence to help improve the business.

    I checked out the guy at the bottom of the list, but hes no longer there.
    He has been replaced by a woman called Lynda Thomas.
    She apparently earns between 180 and 190k.
    Last year Macmillan collected a record £247million, up 7% from previous year.
    What a bargain her salary is.
    Lets not forget the job they do.
    Bargain.






    Bosses of leading UK charities including RSPCA, Macmillan ...
    www.thesun.co.uk/news/9792845/bosses-uk...
    24/08/2019 · The salary of Lynda Thomas, chief executive of Macmillan, was between £180,000 and £190,000. Macmillan said that, in that period, Thomas received the "standard 2.5 per cent salary increase that ...


    Top 100 charity chief executives earn average of £167,000
    www.civilsociety.co.uk/news/top-100-charity...
    By comparison, FTSE 100 chief executives earn an average of £4.9m per year     (with a median salary of £3.9m) – 28 times the average charity chief’s salary. Some 47 hospital bosses working for the NHS pocketed more than £400,000 last year, according to research by the Mail Online – 2.4 times the average top-100 charity chief executive.



    Macmillan’s income up 7 per cent to record £247.4m

    https://www.civilsociety.co.uk/news/macmillan-s-income-up-7-per-cent-to-record-247-7m.html
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  • HAYSIEHAYSIE Member Posts: 35,847
    madprof said:

    Some of the salaries listed don't seem exorbitant? ( A lot do, granted..)

    You need to remember that you're not only paid to fulfil a role, it's the level of accountability that comes with a role.......In a previous 'life' I had responsibility-at one level- for a £21m budget for a £32m organisation...

    You can't just compare 37.5hrs a week

    madprof said:

    Some of the salaries listed don't seem exorbitant? ( A lot do, granted..)

    You need to remember that you're not only paid to fulfil a role, it's the level of accountability that comes with a role.......In a previous 'life' I had responsibility-at one level- for a £21m budget for a £32m organisation...

    You can't just compare 37.5hrs a week

    Not to mention one £500,000 per week footballer earns more per year than the whole list.
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  • HAYSIEHAYSIE Member Posts: 35,847
    madprof said:

    Some of the salaries listed don't seem exorbitant? ( A lot do, granted..)

    You need to remember that you're not only paid to fulfil a role, it's the level of accountability that comes with a role.......In a previous 'life' I had responsibility-at one level- for a £21m budget for a £32m organisation...

    You can't just compare 37.5hrs a week

    What job was that?
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