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>The value added by that employee is simply not that high. The corporation would cease to function without them. Paycheck is not a measure of value added. Mos
by crdoconnor 13y ago
>The value added by that employee is simply not that high.
The corporation would cease to function without them.
Paycheck is not a measure of value added. Most of the time it doesn't even correlate to value add.
- clarky07 13y agoNo it wouldn't. There are literally billions of other people capable of doing that job.
- tomjen3 13y agoWhile there are exceptions, on average a corporation would pay no more for a person than they think that person is worth, at that point it is better to close the business than continue to lose money. But paychecks are also capped by the price of substitute goods, such as self-cleaning robots, self-checkout and other mechanical help, as well as alternatives like reduced hours or staff.