Don't ask for a big pay rise, warns Bank of England boss (bbc.co.uk)

If you don't your coworkers will and you will be left behind, or need to job hop for parity.

"Bailey was paid £575,538, including pension, in his first year as the Bank's governor from March 2020, more than 18 times the UK average for a full-time employee."

This is hilarious. Workers should accept below market wages to help the economy? Mr. Bailey appears to have forgotten the difference between employment and charity work.

Translation: Everyone ask for a large raise and refuse to work until the Chief Executive realizes he ain't worth squat without everyone below him.

Honestly, it amazes me the nerve of people like that.

He and other public servants are welcome to take a pay cut to show an example… but for some reason you never see them sacrificing anything for the public good.