RT | ~ Disney heiress calls CEO Bob Iger’s $65 million compensation ‘insane’ ~ | .. Abigail Disney, granddaughter of a Walt Disney Company co-founder, has spoken out against income inequality, saying the company makes so much money that it has no excuse not to give lowest-paid employees significant pay raises. She said it is outrageous that the company’s chief executive Bob Iger was paid 1,424 times more than the average pay for a Disney employee last year. Iger’s 2018 pay package increased by 80 percent from $36.3 million in 2017. Talking about the $65.6 million (£50.5 million) paid to the CEO, the granddaughter of Roy Disney said that by “any objective measure a pay ratio over a thousand is insane.” .. | Blogger: in comparison -- Bezos became the world's richest man when his net worth, which is based mostly on the soaring price of Amazon stock, rose $40 billion through the course of the year. (His base salary is actually quite modest: $81,840 a year.)... PS: WHEN Disney Plus streaming service will be released, out to the WORLD, now deceased, Walt Disney, satanic smut-peddler or Illuminati pimp, who was a 33rd-degree mason and his MEGA-billion dollar empire, will takeover Netflix, like theres no tomorrow... |

Let me very clear. I like Bob Iger. I do NOT speak for my family but only for myself. Other than owning shares (not that many) I have no more say in what happens there than anyone else. But by any objective measure a pay ratio over a thousand is insane. https://t.co/O34OjXd6rr

— Abigail Disney (@abigaildisney) April 21, 2019

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Median CEO pay reaches $12.1 million—here’s how much the 5 highest-paid leaders earn

It pays to be a CEO. According to a Wall Street Journal analysis of 2017 pay for S&P 500 leaders, median pay reached $12.1 million.

That’s “a new post-recession high,” the WSJ reports, and “most S&P 500 CEOs received raises of 9.7 percent or better last year.”

Broadcom CEO Hock Tan topped the list of highest-paid leaders with a total compensation package of $103.2 million. The next CEO on the list, Les Moonves of CBS, took home $69.3 million in 2017.

Here how much the five highest-paid CEOs of 2017 earned last year and the year before.

5. Stephen Kaufer, TripAdvisor

2016 salary: $1.2 million 
2017 salary: $47.9 million 
Pay change: +3787 percent

4. Jeff Bewkes, Time Warner

2016 salary: $32.6 million 
2017 salary: $49.0 million 
Pay change: +50.2 percent

3. W. Nicholas Howley, TransDigm

2016 salary: $18.9 million 
2017 salary: $61.0 million 
Pay change: +223 percent

2. Leslie Moonves, CBS

2016 salary: $69.6 million 
2017 salary: $69.3 million 
Pay change: -0.3 percent

1. Hock Tan, Broadcom

2016 salary: $24.7 million 
2017 salary: $103.2 million 
Pay change: +318 percent