These companies paid their employees a median wage of $31,672 in 2022, while their CEOs took home an average $15.3m

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You’re not really all that familiar with how ratios work are you lol

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Sure I am. If employees made $90/hr the ratio would be significantly improved. It’s not the ratio that’s the actual problem here. You get that right?

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That’s just bringing down the top without helping anyone. Need to lift from the bottom instead

What in the fuck does “lifting from the bottom” mean to you if raising employee wages isn’t it.

Lift from the bottom, pull from the top. The ratio is the actual problem here. You get that right?

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They were talking about reducing ceo pay, which who cares? It’s the workers that need the boost. Go back to reddit you jerk

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