According to a new filing submitted to the US Securities and Exchange Commission to Google’s parent company, Alfabet, a Google employee developed 1 331,894 in 2024 in 2024, which increased by 5 % in 2023 by an average salary of $ 315,531.
These figures have been in recent years with compensation for other tech giants. In Meta, for example, the middle salary for employees in 2023 was 9 379,000 a year.
The filing added that the alphabet and Google CEO Sunder Pachai received the total annual compensation, 10,725,043 last year, which is about 32 32 times higher than the median employee. The pitch was made in 2023, an increase of $ 2 million from 8,802,824.
Google CEO Sunder Pachi. Photo of Claudia Radika/Nurphoto through the getty imagesMost of the pitch compensation comes from the category of “all other compensation” categories, in addition to its $ 2,015,385 base salary and $ 405,630 in the stock awards.
The remaining, 8,304,028 included a personal security cost of the pitch, which rose to $ 6,75,631 from Google in 2023, with $ 8,267,123 in 2024. The category also included its retirement plan and the use of company aircraft or cars.
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“Due to Sunder’s main public profile, the alphabet protects it from security,” the alphabet is written in the 2025 proxy statement. “In 2024, Sunder’s security arrangements included residential security and consulting fees, security monitoring services, car and driver services, and personal protection throughout all trips.”
The alphabet called the personal safety costs “reasonable, appropriate, essential and alphabetical and the best interests of its stock holders.”
The second tech CEO also has seven or eight data safety costs. For example, Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, in 2024, included a total compensation of $ 27.2 million in tax security for $ 14 million. Meanwhile, NVIDIA spent about $ 2.5 million on security costs of CEO Jensen Huang in 2024.
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