Chief Executives of FTSE 100 companies in the UK earn, on average, 183 times more than a full-time worker, according to the latest data.
The High Pay Centre says FTSE CEOs took home around $8m a year in 2014.
This compared to the UK average wage of around $42 000.
Trade union the TUC says the research shows inequality is now reaching 'stratospheric levels'.
Sir Michael Darrington, a former CEO and now boss of the Pro-Business Against Greed campaign group, says the pay packets aren't justified.
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