Ain't it the truth?
- Thread starter Russ Johnson
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Actually the average CEO pay is only 9.2 million. 500 time less than that is only $18,500.
50 times higher than that would be $925,000.
That leaves $8,325,000 to divvy up per company. Which at $18,500 per person would only add 450 jobs per company or a total of 225,000 total jobs across the board. Not enough of an increase to justify it.
Just thought I'd play devils advocate
50 times higher than that would be $925,000.
That leaves $8,325,000 to divvy up per company. Which at $18,500 per person would only add 450 jobs per company or a total of 225,000 total jobs across the board. Not enough of an increase to justify it.
Just thought I'd play devils advocate
Scott Stone
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I dont have a problem with making significantly more then my employees. The way I figure it, if they want a higher paying job, they can go get it. Of course, I pay my employees decent, though not a lot, and they know that I am typically working on something that would help them, but still.
Then again, it is still not 500 times what my employees make.
Then again, it is still not 500 times what my employees make.
AZ PowerWash Pros
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No one makes more then the bankers...