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That's the crux of the problem, isn't it? If the company has millions of dollars in not just revenue but profits and a significant number of its employees are
by inetknght 8y ago
That's the crux of the problem, isn't it?
If the company has millions of dollars in not just revenue but profits and a significant number of its employees are below poverty level and/or on welfare, is that fair? No, definitely not.
If the company's profit per employee is more than a certain percentage of a given employee's salary, is that fair? No, probably not.
If the company were to distribute a 10% salary bonus to all employees, would that bonus eliminate profits?
If the company were to distribute 10% of profits to all employees equally, how much difference against their salary would that change be?