This is, obviously, a goal of America's liberals too. They're insanely bitter toward the successful. Make America more like France. You hardly ever find those bastards there!
May 30, 2012 7:02 pm
France to cap top pay in state groups
By James Boxell in Paris
France’s new socialist government has launched a crackdown on excessive corporate pay by promising to slash the wages of chief executives at companies in which it owns a controlling stake, including EDF, the nuclear power group.
In a departure from the more boardroom-friendly approach of the previous right-of-centre administration, newly elected president François Hollande wants to cap the salary of company leaders at 20 times that of their lowest-paid worker.
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Mr Proglio earned €1.6m last year – 65 times more than his lowest-paid worker.
The government also wants to pressure other companies in which it owns a stake to follow its lead, even though it has no legal power to force such a change.
France is unusual in that it still owns large stakes in many of its biggest global companies, ranging from GDF Suez, the gas utility; to Renault, the carmaker; and EADS, parent group of passenger jet maker Airbus.
More: http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/0e1b6b50-aa79-11e1-9331-00144feabdc0.html#axzz1wOMsJqpx
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