Several of America’s CEOs have to work less than a day to earn a year’s salary/the average person’s annual salary.  That’s the finding from MyLoGIQ’s review of CEO pay of S&P 500 companies.

MyLogIQ reviewed the 2017 pay of 164 CEOs of S&P 500 companies and found that 70 of those CEOS had to work less than one day to make the annual salary of the median worker in the state where their company is headquartered.

14 CEOs only had to work until lunch to make the same salary as the median worker in their state.

Another 62 CEOs had to work between a day and 2.5 days to earn the median salary of their state.

The MyLoGIQ pay ratio provides a state by state comparison of average CEO state median pay ratios.