Honeywell CEO's 2017 Pay Is 333 Times More Than Median Worker's
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Honeywell International Inc. disclosed that Chief Executive Officer Darius Adamczyk’s $16.5 million pay package for last year amounts to about 333 times more than what the company’s median employee earned, making it the first S&P 100 company to disclose the ratio.
The Morris Plains, New Jersey-based firm reported the ratio Friday in a regulatory filing. Thousands of publicly traded U.S. businesses will make their inaugural disclosures this year under a mandate of the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act.