This sort of argument is heard the world over. - When I worked construction: "Why is the foreman paid more when all he does is lean on a shovel?" - When I wor

This sort of argument is heard the world over. - When I worked construction: "Why is the foreman paid more when all he does is lean on a shovel?" - When I worked as a line cook: "Why does the back-of-the-house manager get paid more when I'm over this grill sweating my ass off and he's over there just pushing salads." - When I worked grocery: "Why am I paid less than the manager who just rides a floor jack all day?" Most recent is similar to what's being discussed in the article. It seems about everyone ponders a similar question at some point in their (early) career.