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tblue37

(68,341 posts)
Mon Apr 12, 2021, 01:20 PM Apr 2021

CEO to median worker pay ratio



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CEO to median worker pay ratio
Ross: 1,059 to 1
Chipotle: 1,136 to 1
GameStop: 1,137 to 1
KFC/Pizza Hut/Taco Bell: 1,413 to 1
Dick's: 1,487 to 1
Gap: 1,558 to 1
Coke 1,657 to 1
Starbucks: 1,675 to 1
McDonald's 1,939 to 1

yes, it's min wage workers responsible for price increases
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CEO to median worker pay ratio (Original Post) tblue37 Apr 2021 OP
At his company, the ratio between the highest paid workers and lowest paid workers is... demmiblue Apr 2021 #1
K&R for visibility. crickets Apr 2021 #2
2013 Swiss referendum tried to cap it at 12 to 1. moondust Apr 2021 #3
Where are Amazon and WalMart on this list? JanMichael Apr 2021 #4

demmiblue

(39,471 posts)
1. At his company, the ratio between the highest paid workers and lowest paid workers is...
Mon Apr 12, 2021, 01:25 PM
Apr 2021

4:1

He earns the minimum salary that his company pays, which is $70,000 (I'm sure he already has bank, but his successful company is a good case study in the value of valuing workers).

JanMichael

(25,725 posts)
4. Where are Amazon and WalMart on this list?
Mon Apr 12, 2021, 05:21 PM
Apr 2021

Also Costco which I think is a lot more leveled than the others.

Local Government is even more leveled.

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