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Perhaps the strongest argument against is basically that if you're the only one telling, you are at a disadvantage. It's a prisoner's dilemma. By comparison, i
by ip26 7y ago
Perhaps the strongest argument against is basically that if you're the only one telling, you are at a disadvantage. It's a prisoner's dilemma.
By comparison, in the public sector & military, everyone's is public, and on top of that there is no salary negotiation.
- azhenley 7y agoIt isn’t true that all public sector salaries are nonnegotiable. State university salaries are public and negotiable.
- dragonwriter 7y ago> By comparison, in the public sector & military, everyone's is public, and on top of that there is no salary negotiation. There is some salary negotiation in the public sector, especially at the executive level; now, even those positions that are negotiable may often (but not always) have narrower constraints than a private employer would have in practice, but not all positions in public service have strict salary bands with objective rules for placement within the bands.
- astura 7y ago... there is salary negotiation in the public sector ... And even if every pay grade was fixed, a salary negotiation can take the form of "I deserve to be moved to a higher pay grade because XYZ." People don't get promoted on a fixed schedule.