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NEWS BRIEFS / Employment

CEOs of major European companies earn 110 times more than average EU worker, according to European Trade Union Confederation

16/01/2025 (Agence Europe) – The CEOs of Europe’s largest companies are paid 110 times more than the average worker, according to a statement issued by the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) on Thursday 16 January, based on a study by the European Trade Union Institute. “Between an average basic salary of €1,571,000 and bonuses of up to 200% of their salary, CEOs of Europe’s top 100 companies received remuneration of €4,147,440 on average last year. That compares to...

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BEACONS
Beacons: Jacques Delors at his Institute
EXTERNAL ACTION
HUMANITARIAN AID: European Commission mobilises €120 million in assistance for Palestinians
MIDDLE EAST: EU welcomes announcement of a ceasefire in Gaza
MERCOSUR: European Commission confirms plans for €1 billion fund for farmers affected by EU/Mercosur agreement
MONTENEGRO: Marta Kos highlights Podgorica’s progress towards EU, while recalling “remaining work” to be done
JAPAN: EU and Japan reiterate their desire to work together to “promote peace and stability in world”
CHINA: EU and Beijing continue to impose anti-dumping duties on each other
SECTORAL POLICIES
DIGITAL: Krzysztof Gawkowski believes European Commission must “firmly” apply ‘DSA’ regulation governing digital platforms
DIGITAL: Elon Musk and X divide European Parliament on platform regulation issue
CLIMATE: European Commission will not be presenting its legislative proposal on 2040 climate target with Clean Industrial Deal at end of February
ENVIRONMENT: administrative burden or opportunity for circular economy? – MEPs disagree on ‘End-of-Life Vehicles’ Regulation
ENERGY: European Finance ministers to continue discussions at informal dinner on energy market integration
ENERGY: 2025 to be a record year for nuclear-generated electricity, led by China, according to International Energy Agency
INDUSTRY: European Commission takes stock of ‘net-zero’ manufacturing capacities and national policies in EU
TELECOMMUNICATIONS: EU Council wants to call for renewal of European approach to security of its telecommunications infrastructures
JUSTICE: to improve cross-border access to electronic evidence, SIRIUS project enters its third phase
JUSTICE: in The Hague, Michael McGrath launches his cooperation with judicial institutions
FOOD SAFETY: MEPs do not oppose placing on market of Tenebrio molitor larvae powder as novel food
ANIMAL HEALTH: European Commission is closely monitoring foot-and-mouth epidemic in Germany
RESEARCH: European Commission announces a new ‘knowledge and innovation community’ in water sector
INSTITUTIONAL
BETTER REGULATION: Polish Presidency of EU Council invites EU27 to reflect on reducing administrative burden
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
TAXATION: MEPs agree not to amend proposal on administrative cooperation rules
TAXATION: MEPs approve EU Council’s position on legislative package on value added tax in digital age
COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EU
EDUCATION/TAXATION: Erasmus+ grant, amount paid to a student should not be taken into account when calculating their parents’ income tax
JUSTICE/PORT: Advocate General at Court of Justice of the European Union proposes that Court of Arbitration awards may be reviewed by national courts
COUNCIL OF EUROPE
UKRAINE: Register of Damage for Ukraine accepting claims for compensation for death of immediate family members
HUMAN RIGHTS: Malta presents anti-trafficking strategy in partnership with Council of Europe and European Commission
NEWS BRIEFS
EMPLOYMENT: CEOs of major European companies earn 110 times more than average EU worker, according to European Trade Union Confederation
ENVIRONMENT: MEPs decide to enter into negotiations with EU Council on regulation to reduce pollution from plastic pellets
GEORGIA: MEPs condemn attack on former Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia
DIGITAL: MEPs favour Bruno Gencarelli for the post of European Data Protection Supervisor
TRANSPORT: carmakers call on European leaders to lighten burden of compliance in reducing CO2 emissions
TRANSPORT/DEFENCE: agreement between EASA and Organisation for Joint Armament Cooperation on exchange of classified information