Europe's Top Firms Fuelling Inequality with Payouts: Oxfam
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The NGO Oxfam denounces the excessive capture of profits by shareholders at the expense of investment and calls for a cap on dividends and management salaries The 100 plus
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Le MondeIn a report published on Tuesday 9 June, Oxfam accuses the 100 largest European companies of fuelling inequalities, due to a lack of regulation. The NGO points in particular to the pay gap, dividends paid to shareholders and the lack of investments in the ecological transition.
The NGO Oxfam publishes a report on how the main European companies fuel inequality. Dividend distribution is very much preferred to investment and employment.
One more report from Oxfam! One wonders why the NGO publishes so much since they always denounce the same thing, namely that shareholders get tired. We have repeatedly shown that it was a fable. In this new document, Oxfam criticizes multinationals who "prefer to pay shareholders whose dividend payments break records every year" rather than "act in the interests of the greatest number".
Urging dividend and CEO pay caps: Europe's top firms fuelling inequality with payouts: Oxfam
An Oxfam report reveals many top European companies pay significantly more to shareholders than they invest in green transitions, hindering sustainable development.
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