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Yah but CEOs get highly publicized bonuses to reward them for 'excellence' despite it being the company behind them making the actual products. Why should a wai
by bunnie 5y ago
Yah but CEOs get highly publicized bonuses to reward them for 'excellence' despite it being the company behind them making the actual products. Why should a waitress have to take money under the table to keep her explicitly customer-granted bonus, when CEOs get to brag about it and it's much harder to draw a link between those bonus funds and a direct service activity?
Those on the bottom of the totem pole need the recognition, esteem, and resume building much more than the CEOs.
- vmception 5y agoIf it was the company behind giving the waittress a highly publicized tip, then there would be a discussion to be had here. As it stands, there is no similarity for this heartfelt dystopia.
- missedthecue 5y agoI don't think it's the CEOs that are publicizing their bonuses. It's the anti-business media and political circus mainly.
- jacknews 5y agoNo doubt those bonuses would be secret if they could be. Fortunately they are required to be transparent, so the only option is to brag about how well-deserved they are.
- JaimeThompson 5y agoHow is that anti-business?
- jacknews 5y agoExactly. On other hand, the msn article is so badly written, I'm not sure I understand exactly what happened in this case.
- tarboreus 5y agoPower.