È solo il 9 gennaio, ma i migliori CEO irlandesi sono già stati pagati più di quanto guadagnerai in tutto il 2025

    https://www.independent.ie/business/its-only-january-9-but-top-irish-ceos-have-already-been-paid-more-than-youre-going-to-earn-in-all-of-2025/a2065010626.html

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    1. ahboy2019 on

      They get rewarded for the level of responsibilities they have.

      Don’t see the big issue with this

      Also they would pay more tax in 1 year than the average person would in 10 years

    2. pippers87 on

      Yeah they have to be serious workers and in fairness most CEO’s of these large companies have far more responsibilities than an average employee.

      Thats not saying we really need a conversation about wages in this country and in many sectors.

      Although id settle for reduced cost of living and wages to remain the same.

    3. fourpyGold on

      CEOs of large listed companies are very well paid. Shocker.

      Rubbish story.

    4. Reddynever on

      The shitty Indo literally stole this story and headline from elsewhere and put in the word “Irish” to try localise it.

    5. MemestNotTeen on

      It’s January 9th top Irish CEOs have been paid the exact same amount as me so far because they get paid monthly and haven’t been paid yet, like all professionals

    6. It’s only January 9th and Grandmaster Magnus Carlsen has already earned more FIDE ranking points than I will ever in my life.

      These “CEOS” have usually spent the majority of their life focused soley on business. They’re better at the game and earn more because of that.

      The annoyance should never be their earnings it should be their tax avoidance.

    7. Fantastic-String5820 on

      All the middle income folks in here defending the ultra wealthy, classic

    8. FullyStacked92 on

      The people in this post defending this kind of pay disparity are a complete and utter embarrassment to themselves.

    9. JackhusChanhus on

      I smell Sepp ragebait repackaged for Irish consumption.

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