Sentence examples for pay has soared from inspiring English sources
And their wages have stagnated even as executive pay has soared.
Meanwhile, housing association chiefs' pay has soared, with an average salary of £166,205 in 2017.
While executive pay has soared, in the eight years since the crisis real wages have suffered their sharpest decline since records began.
In the meantime, top bosses' pay has soared from £4.1m in 2010 to just under £5m in 2014, to £5.48m last year.
The number of jobs in financial services has shrunk in the last 15 years, even as average pay has soared in that industry.
Wages have long stagnated, despite tax cuts in the 1980s and 2000s, while profits, shareholder returns and executive pay have soared.
True, earnings have soared.
Moreover, they say, the policy essentially forces taxpayers to subsidize executive pay, which has soared in recent decades.
Over the same period, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, who has called for an end to austerity and the public sector pay cap, has soared in public esteem.
"People would sooner unplug their refrigerators than their cable boxes," says Craig Moffett, an analyst at Sanford Bernstein.As pay television has soared and just about everything else has fallen, even the most diversified conglomerates' accounts have been transformed (see chart).
