Quick estimation tells me that average ratio amongst the big three is 1:336[0]. Put differently: 336 workers’ per annum amounts to the pay the CEO gets. The

Quick estimation tells me that average ratio amongst the big three is 1:336[0]. Put differently: 336 workers’ per annum amounts to the pay the CEO gets. There are three CEOs in this case so that’s about 1,000 workers to equal their pay. If I recall correctly there are about 12,000 workers striking, so their cumulative salary is about 12x that of the cumulative CEOs. I don’t know why, but that doesn’t feel “way higher” to me. I guess I just expected something along the lines of 100x for some reason. Also makes me wonder how this scales when you look at C-Suite as a whole v. workers. 0: https://fortune.com/2023/09/17/uaw-strike-highlights-carmaker-ceo-worker-pay-gaps-gm-ford-stellantis/ https://fortune.com/2023/09/17/uaw-strike-highlights-carmake...