The calculation of Fisac-CGIL in the report `Poor salari’
Milan September 13, 2014-23 : 34
For an employee, it takes on average 225 years, “well over two centuries” to earn as a top manager collects in a year. It is the calculation of the Fisac-CGIL in the report `Poor salari’. The average salary of employees in fact stood at € 28,593 while the compensation of top executives traveling on 6.5 million euro. “In 1970, a manager earning 20 times more than a worker while today we get to peak over the two hundred and fifty times,” observed the secretary-general Augustine Megale
The average monthly net salary of an Italian worker in 2013 amounted to 1,327 EUR. Those who earn, while working less than a thousand Euros per month varies between six and seven million people. And ‘what emerges from the ratio still on wages. A young graduate ‘precarious if all goes well, however, on average ranges between 800 and 1,000 € per month up to thirty-five years. While over seven million pensioners receive less than 1,000 euro per month. ‘ And if the net wage stood at just over € 1,300 per month, compared with that of a German worker is merciless: the latter, as highlighted in the study, “earns an average of 6000 euro in more than a year . ”
Among the most affected by the question `salariale’ there are young people. Megale complaint in the report, in fact, “as a young 70s earned an average of 10% more than the national average, in the years of crisis instead he takes home 12% less.” Inequality, as is clear from the report, is the result of a “progressive inequality ‘long-term:” In 1970, a manager earned twenty times more than a worker while today we get to peaks that exceed two hundred and fifty times. Inequalities that are substantiated by the analysis that is done in the text of tax where it is noted that “more than 15 million employees earn little more than € 1,300 net per month on average. Of these, about 7 million of them earn less than 1,000 “
September 13, 2014 | 23:34
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