I agree with you about allowing CEOs room for growth and increased understanding. This case though really points out the glaring problem we have today, it shoul

I agree with you about allowing CEOs room for growth and increased understanding. This case though really points out the glaring problem we have today, it shouldn't take a more than a basic high school diploma to understand that $7.25 is an unlivable wage. I'm sure the CEO has had to go out for dinner with his family and is able to do quick mental math to realize that most of his employees would have to work for days to be afford a meal like that.