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In Canada, all public sector employees making more than $100,000 have their names and salaries published by the Government. But they don't adjust for inflation.
by mabbo 12y ago
In Canada, all public sector employees making more than $100,000 have their names and salaries published by the Government. But they don't adjust for inflation. In another decade or two, literally all public employees will have their salaries published.
- uxp 12y agoIn the US, all public sector employees have their salaries/income reported regardless of how much they make. My wife is a nurse at a public university hospital and has her salary published for anyone to see.
- frandroid 12y agoThat's just for Ontario's provincially-funded public sector employees, not all of Canada.