According to new analysis by The International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) and Oxfam, there is a widening gap between boardroom pay and worker earnings with new data revealing sharp inequalities across the global economy.

The assessment covered the top-paying 1,500 corporations across 33 countries which have reported CEO pay for 2025, revealing that CEO's at the world's largest companies saw their pay rise sharply last year, while most workers experienced little to no real wage growth. The findings emphasise  how corporate profits and productivity gains are increasingly concentrated at the top.

Joining us now to unpack this is Daniel Kostzer is a Chief Economist at the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC).

According to new analysis by The International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) and Oxfam, there is a widening gap between boardroom pay and worker earnings with new data revealing sharp inequalities across the global economy.
The assessment covered the top-paying 1,500 corporations across 33 countries which have reported CEO pay for 2025, revealing that CEO's at the world's largest companies saw their pay rise sharply last year, while most workers experienced little to no real wage growth. The findings emphasise &nbsp;how corporate profits and productivity gains are increasingly concentrated at the top.
Joining us now to unpack this is Daniel Kostzer is a Chief Economist at the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC).

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