Fat Cat Day highlights the pay gap

Britain’s top bosses have already earned more in 2018 than average workers will all year

The gap between bosses' pay and workers' has grown dramatically in recent years
(Image credit: Olly Scarff/AFP/Getty Images)

Britain’s top executives have already earned more in 2018 than their average workers will see in their pay cheques all year.

This is Fat Cat Day, designated by the High Pay Centre (HPC) to draw attention to the widening pay gap between executives and their employees.

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