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I'm suprised that effects were very widespread and evenly distributed. The only people I have ever known to talk about their salary/wage seem to be union membe
by fr0sty 16y ago
I'm suprised that effects were very widespread and evenly distributed.
The only people I have ever known to talk about their salary/wage seem to be union members (or other blue-collar professions). Electricians, teachers, machinists, elevator repairmen, etc. On the flip side I have never heard a programmer or other white-collar employee talk about their salary/wage unless they are griping about a previous employer/contract.
Given that most of the hourly university employees probably already know what the wage scale is I'm suprised an official publication of the data would have any effect on satisfaction.
- Dylanlacey 16y agoMy friends and I are actively trying to challenge this by discussing salaries and benefits openly. We've been told it's 'classless' by a few older mentors etc, but frankly I don't see how it's classless to discuss what you're selling your time for.