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If a worker wants to partake in the profits of the company, they should work for a public company and buy shares, or be part of a company that offers profit sha
by q1w2 5y ago
If a worker wants to partake in the profits of the company, they should work for a public company and buy shares, or be part of a company that offers profit sharing/private shares/options/bonus compensation.
Their salary is a cost, like any other expense, and should be kept to a minimum, and only high enough to retain talented employees according to the market rates for those positions.
That's a fundamental principle of corporate accounting.
- uoaei 5y agoThis is a stringently normative claim that perpetuates the is-ought fallacy.