>Raising everyone's salary serves as a permanent increase in compensation. It's very difficult to back-pedal from a salary increase. Even with google chipping

>Raising everyone's salary serves as a permanent increase in compensation. It's very difficult to back-pedal from a salary increase. Even with google chipping in aren't we talking a decade or more to pay off a student loan? What percentage would even still be at google by then? For all practical purposes it seems like a permanent increase. Is it more about weird accounting?