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In reply to the discussion: Dunkin Donut CEO Who Makes $4,887 an Hour Outraged at $15 Minimum Wage [View all]Initech
(108,783 posts)11. He doesn't care about small business. He only cares about his fortune.
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Dunkin Donut CEO Who Makes $4,887 an Hour Outraged at $15 Minimum Wage [View all]
marmar
Aug 2015
OP
But the total amount of labor hours needed to produce current output is static
StrongBad
Aug 2015
#68
Nope, my math is correct if you want to pay all employees equally performing the same position.
StrongBad
Aug 2015
#77
"If that were the case, why not increase the price on the least popular item by $100? "
Dark n Stormy Knight
Aug 2015
#83
Yeah. I know. Scary for some to think people will finally revolt against this "free market" BS.
Dark n Stormy Knight
Aug 2015
#97
Why do working men and women take their business to these companies? There are much better donuts
kelliekat44
Aug 2015
#4
While he is doubtless overpaid and minimum wage earners the reverse, CEO pay comparisons are always
whatthehey
Aug 2015
#6
Great idea! Let's pay the CEO $0 per year and distribute all his money equally to DD employees.
StrongBad
Aug 2015
#8
The article implies you're upset at the disparity between CEO and employee pay.
StrongBad
Aug 2015
#12
The point is that someone making that much an hour is in no place to call $15 a ridiculously high
gollygee
Aug 2015
#25
And they all collectively can decide to layoff workers rather than raise prices.
StrongBad
Aug 2015
#33
But if he gave away his entire salary that would translate to a whopping 3 cent increase per hour.
StrongBad
Aug 2015
#15
Dude, you have no idea what sort of skills and work ethic is required to run a company.
StrongBad
Aug 2015
#29
are you saying that severe income disparity is always the cost of doing business?
pepperbear
Aug 2015
#84
Dunkin Donuts stockholders would like to know why the CEO has been hiring unneeded employees.
ieoeja
Aug 2015
#13
Sorry, you get paid depending on your skills and what value you provide to an employer.
StrongBad
Aug 2015
#72
How about businesses thrive or fail based on their value to society? If your business can't succeed
Dark n Stormy Knight
Aug 2015
#79
That's why I support income tax and redistribution rather than market intervention.
StrongBad
Aug 2015
#80
Living wages are for Eurotards. Look to Bangladesh for a better example.
HickFromTheTick
Aug 2015
#18