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I guess it depends on the final drafting. Drafting the cap as "top 5 highest paid people can't make more than $500k" should solve the loophole you just wrote ab
by micks56 18y ago
I guess it depends on the final drafting. Drafting the cap as "top 5 highest paid people can't make more than $500k" should solve the loophole you just wrote about.
- tptacek 18y agoDrafting the cap as "the top 5 highest paid people can't make more than $500k" isn't the same as a $500k cap on the top 100,000 employees?
- micks56 18y agoIf you sort employees by pay it is the same. But if you sort employees by power it might not be. For example, some sales people at tech companies make much more money than mid-level managers taking home a couple hundred thousand dollars per year. Some of those sales people will make more than the senior level executives. Which one is more important and is higher rank is up for debate. In my comment above I tried to explain a way to fix the loophole that byrneseyeview listed. Saying nobody makes more than $500k is a way to fix that.