Some CEOs earning lower paid employees' annual wage in days - study - a podcast by RNZ

Some of New Zealand's most highly paid chief executives earn in a matter of days, as much as their lowest paid employees make in a year.
A new report reveals the pay differences between the highest-paid and lowest paid in a given company.
For example - it finds the chief executive of Fletcher Building will earn the lowest paid employees annual wage in half a week.
Anglican Advocacy carried out the study after noticing an increase in fully employed people needing social welfare report.
Director of the organisation Jolyon White spoke to Corin Dann.

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