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Why would an increase in revenue be an implicit reason for salary increases?
by pxmpxm 3y ago
Why would an increase in revenue be an implicit reason for salary increases?
- mutant 3y agoWow. Just.... Wow.. hard to fathom what alternate reality produced this question
- refurb 3y agoRevenue is not profit. Revenue could go up 10% and you’re still losing money. It’s a valid question. Arguing increasing profit makes wage freezes unpalatable would be more accurate.
- A_non_e-moose 3y ago> Why would an increase in revenue be an implicit reason for salary increases? Because increasing salary when revenue increases is a positive way to ensure employer-employee relationship is reciprocal to some extent. Otherwise people will take or not take actions to ensure that relationship gets balanced back into reciprocity. Have you heard of quiet quitting?