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Do you agree that CEOs should get these huge pay rises and bonuses making the pay gap between them and the staff even wider? I know this happened in the previous years but given the current financial and energy crisis there would be an outcry if figures like this are published.
I've heard this saying so many times lately 'the rich get richer and the poor get poorer'.
Do you agree that CEOs should get these huge pay rises and bonuses making the pay gap between them and the staff even wider? I know this happened in the previous years but given the current financial and energy crisis there would be an outcry if figures like this are published.
I've heard this saying so many times lately 'the rich get richer and the poor get poorer'.
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naomi24
//There is legislation for a minimum wage, why not for a maximum wage?//
/Because it negates incentive. Very few would make extra effort for no reward./
Extra effort for what? How many millions do you need to be ‘comfortable’?
Why the greed to make millions you could never possibly spend when life is finite?
As for reward, plenty are getting exorbitant sums for failure and mismanagement, as shown in the links provided.
Unless of course you have links of your own that show otherwise?
//There is legislation for a minimum wage, why not for a maximum wage?//
/Because it negates incentive. Very few would make extra effort for no reward./
Extra effort for what? How many millions do you need to be ‘comfortable’?
Why the greed to make millions you could never possibly spend when life is finite?
As for reward, plenty are getting exorbitant sums for failure and mismanagement, as shown in the links provided.
Unless of course you have links of your own that show otherwise?
Lol, so no, you haven’t got any links? As expected.
What is required is sensible wages and a sharing of wealth with the workers who will then feel valued, instead of undervalued and expected to increase profits for poorer working standards and below-inflation wages.
It’s not difficult, though you obviously struggle with the concept.
What is required is sensible wages and a sharing of wealth with the workers who will then feel valued, instead of undervalued and expected to increase profits for poorer working standards and below-inflation wages.
It’s not difficult, though you obviously struggle with the concept.
JDavis
//I despair that a discussion on fairness in society leads to completely unfounded accusations of envy and bitterness.
Isn't that what was supposed to have motivated the MPs critical of
the lying Boris Johnson?//
What else would you expect from the Borstriches and fanatical wing of the Tory party?
//I despair that a discussion on fairness in society leads to completely unfounded accusations of envy and bitterness.
Isn't that what was supposed to have motivated the MPs critical of
the lying Boris Johnson?//
What else would you expect from the Borstriches and fanatical wing of the Tory party?
