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William Crawley | 08:42 UK time, Wednesday, 1 December 2010

, the former head of the Work Foundation, suggests that public sector bosses should be paid a maximum multiple of their organisations' lowest pay rate and . In , Hutton also argues that the Prime Minister's salary is an "invalid" gauge of public sector salaries because "the prime minister's salary is not objectively linked to the value of his job, or the need to recruit and retain individuals". He also suggests that David Cameron's total remuneration including his living arrangements and allowances could be as much as £581.651.


Read the Hutton Review of Pay Pay in the Public Sector (interim report) .

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