The 10 companies that pay their employees the least

[Sheldon Cooper]

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10. Starbucks > U.S. workforce: 120,000 > CEO compensation: $28.9 million > Revenue: $13.3 billion > Net income: $1.4 billion > No. of U.S. stores: 5,415/7,049/13,493

9. TJX Companies > U.S. workforce: 138,211 (est.) > CEO compensation: $21.8 million > Revenue: $25.9 billion > Net income: $1.9 billion > No. of U.S. stores: 2,355

8. Macy’s > U.S. workforce: 175,700 > CEO compensation: $13.8 million > Revenue: $27.7 billion > Net income: $1.3 billion > No. of U.S. stores: 844

7. Darden Restaurants > U.S. workforce: 203,389 (est.) > CEO compensation: $6.4 million > Revenue: $8.6 billion > Net income: $412 million > No. of U.S. stores: 2,105

6. Sears Holdings > U.S. workforce: 246,000 > CEO compensation: $1.3 million (Louis D’Ambrosio, former CEO) > Revenue: $39.9 billion > Net income: -$930 million > No. of U.S. stores: 2,073

5. Yum! Brands > U.S. workforce: 694,712 (est.) > CEO compensation: $14.2 million > Revenue: $13.6 billion > Net income: $1.6 billion > No. of U.S. stores: 18,069

4. Kroger > U.S. workforce: 343,000 > CEO compensation: $11.1 million > Revenue: $96.8 billion > Net income: $1.5 billion > No. of U.S. stores: 2,418

3. Target > U.S. workforce: 361,000 > CEO compensation: $20.6 million > Revenue: $73.3 billion > Net income: $3.0 billion > No. of U.S. stores: 1,778

2. McDonald’s > U.S. workforce: 739,055 (est.) > CEO compensation: $13.8 million > Revenue: $27.6 billion > Net income: $5.5 billion > No. of U.S. stores: 14,157

1. Walmart > U.S. workforce: 1.4 million > CEO compensation: $20.7 million > Revenue: $469 billion > Net income: $17.0 billion > No. of U.S. stores: 4,759