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there is one real life example why your argument is as wrong as possible. professors in the UC system have public salaries, like any other public employee, and
by gcb0 9y ago
there is one real life example why your argument is as wrong as possible.
professors in the UC system have public salaries, like any other public employee, and it isn't a linear communist apocalypse for salaries like you think. prof still work hard to move and create departments, etc. and the salaries vary wildly, not just with seniority.
...on the other hand, senate and congress does prove your point. ironically with people elected spewing the same liberal pipe dreams against the very way they get paid and accumulate retirements.
- patrickaljord 9y ago> professors in the UC system have public salaries Professors have public salaries because their salaries are paid by the public. I don't think anyone here is arguing against being able to know how much your employees make, that's kind of a given.
- urbanj 9y agoCustomers of your organisation pay your salary so they should also be entitled to know your salary, right?
- throwaway7645 9y agoIf you own a business, you don't think you should be able to pay each employee whatever you want as long as above minimum wage? Besides taxes, I'm not sure how that's anyone's business besides the employer & employee.
- urbanj 9y agoOf course employers will still be free to pay whatever legal wage they want. Employees and prospective employees will also be able to see what this employer is paying relative to others and make a decision.