If you look at the amount they increased wages by, 9.7 million and by 10667 employees and just take an average... that's only 908 bucks a person. Don't get me wrong, 908 bucks a year is 908 bucks. But take into considering hours, that's only a pay increase of just under 44 cents an hour.

So at the end of the day, they weren't severely underpaying employees.

Good to see a company take this step. I had this happen to me at one company I worked for... it actually resulted in a pay increase of over 4 bucks an hour, now THAT was nice!