The TUC general secretary, Frances O'Grady, said: "The causes of Britain's pay squeeze are much wider and deeper than stingy pay rises.
The problems with bankers' pay went much wider, meaning that it was much better to be an employee than a shareholder (or, eventually, a taxpayer picking up the bail-out tab).
Catchment scavenging involved working within a restricted area where natural resources were plentiful, while territory scavenging involved ranging over much wider areas with relatively little attention paid to resource richness.
But the Kozlowski case, ongoing in a New York state court, while lacking in celebrity, offers much wider smorgasbord of allegations from unauthorized executive pay to excessive home decorating.
You will have to pay shipping, but there is a much wider selection.
Although Wall Street may be the focus of the pay debate right now, he suggested that the problem was much wider.
Variable pay is now advancing in other countries too, and covering a much wider range of workers than before.
That gap was still much wider than six years before, during the recession, when executives earned 181 times the average worker's pay.
On the other hand, non-medical OOPE include a much wider array of categories such as transport to the point of service, parking fees, special food, lodging, cost of having to pay for additional caregivers, personal care items, among others.
But the problem is much wider.
