A listed company's Board report shows each director's pay as a ratio to
ANet profit made
BPaid-up capital
CMedian employee pay
DTotal dividend
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Median employee pay
Section 197(12) requires disclosure of each director's remuneration ratio to the median employee's remuneration.
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