For the company, there's an obvious upside in maintaining secrecy. But, for people working there, what exactly do they gain by keeping their wages secret? Goo

For the company, there's an obvious upside in maintaining secrecy. But, for people working there, what exactly do they gain by keeping their wages secret? Google pays very generously, but it seems to me like workers have everything to gain from a more transparent process. Sure, a few people who are incredibly good at managing upwards might lose out, but I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing.