Pointing to a single person and declaring that to be where the failing is and that to be the source of the inequality we're seeing here is insufficient. There'

Pointing to a single person and declaring that to be where the failing is and that to be the source of the inequality we're seeing here is insufficient. There's a real chance that the board has actively refused to allow increase in the lower level people's wages at the company. It's not just that the guy at the top makes a lot extra, but also that the people at the middle and the bottom don't.