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For comparison purposes, if one wants a benchmark for a top notch salary, then it is common practice to use the salary of the Prime Minister, who earns £142k.
by SeanDav 11y ago
For comparison purposes, if one wants a benchmark for a top notch salary, then it is common practice to use the salary of the Prime Minister, who earns £142k.
- pjc50 11y agoWeirdly, that's not even the highest salary in the public sector. And you occasionally get MPs complaining that it's "not enough to live on" (which in comparison to the £500k couples it isn't). Malcolm Rifkind got himself in the news lately for hiring himself out and saying "I'm not paid a salary", while earning £67k for being an MP and ~£110k for being a nonexecutive director of Unilever a few days a week. At least the job of PM comes with the use of two houses and a car.
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