Re:Seattle C.E.O. Who Promised $70,000 Salaries Wins Suit Fi...
by crispyambulance on Monday July 11, 2016 @01:55PM
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Yep, "shareholder value" can be taken to mean all kinds of things-- long and short term.
The CEO may very well be able to make a case for higher wage workers even in the "greed-above-all" context of shareholders.
FWIW, 70K "min wage" might not mean so much if most employees are line workers and there are contractors for the support jobs (eg IT-dept, janitorial, secretarial, etc).
The CEO may very well be able to make a case for higher wage workers even in the "greed-above-all" context of shareholders.
FWIW, 70K "min wage" might not mean so much if most employees are line workers and there are contractors for the support jobs (eg IT-dept, janitorial, secretarial, etc).