PROTESTERS in London stormed the offices of the country's highest paid boss during Wednesday's day of action against neoliberal 'austerity' measures.
About 60 protestors gained entry into the offices of mining company
Xstrata, a ‘leading light’ of the FTSE 100 and British industry to
highlight the fact that CEO Mick Davies was the highest compensated CEO
of all the FTSE 100 companies in the last year, when his companies had
losses and the economy collapsed. He received £18,426,105 for his
efforts.
This comes in a year when the average pay rise of executives across FTSE 100 companies was 43%, with ‘top’ directors at 49%.
Led by a samba band to the building from Piccadilly Circus, the protesters entered the HQ at 25-7 Haymarket, London, with the protesters chanting against the corporate greed of Mick and other executives, in support of all those striking for fair pensions for all today.
The protesters also unfurled a banner saying “All power to the 99%” from the roof top.
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This comes in a year when the average pay rise of executives across FTSE 100 companies was 43%, with ‘top’ directors at 49%.
Led by a samba band to the building from Piccadilly Circus, the protesters entered the HQ at 25-7 Haymarket, London, with the protesters chanting against the corporate greed of Mick and other executives, in support of all those striking for fair pensions for all today.
The protesters also unfurled a banner saying “All power to the 99%” from the roof top.
Keep up to date with the global insurrection - follow Vast Minority on Twitter.
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