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Highest-paying occupations in the private sector

February 8, 2008/

It pays to be the boss.

Chief executive officers earn substantially more money than anyone else in the private sector, according to a new bizjournals analysis of more than 300 occupations.

The typical CEO makes $240,903 per year, based on salary data collected from U.S. companies between December 2005 and January 2007. That translates to $4,633 per week or $103.76 per hour of work.

by G. Scott Thomas

Full Story: http://www.bizjournals.com/edit_special/61.html

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