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Upper management salaries
"No, only the upper management types are allowed to make decent (obscene, actually) wages. They get what is taken away from their US workers."

Earlier this year there was a report on the gap between the average worker, and the average CEO.
Here's one report: http://www.faireconomy.org/press/2004/CEOPayRatio_pr.html
This gap has widened since the 70's at an astounding rate. And it is larger in different countries. I can remember back when a CEO made about 100-200k, and workers made 10-20k. Now CEOs make millions and the workers make 30k. (See hyperlink story for actual amounts.)
Posted by: SC-man   Posted on: 06/08/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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This is no big surprise  voska | 06/07/04
Are you sure you didn't imagine the offer?  george_ou | 06/07/04
You'd be a fool to take the job if you were me  voska | 06/07/04
100k is not always 100k  lildog7 | 06/07/04
Hmmm...how does one move to Switzerland  kchahal | 06/07/04
I don't understand  HellScream | 06/07/04
It is about Maximizing profits with Acceptable quality  kchahal | 06/07/04
Switzerland is looking nice, folks.  xenobis81 | 06/07/04
What about the cost of living  voska | 06/07/04
Good point  John Carroll ZDNet Moderator | 06/08/04
Heaven forbid...  BitTwiddler | 06/07/04
Upper management salaries  SC-man | 06/08/04
this story reminds me of some recent patents..  ryusen | 06/07/04
Spain fight with Philippines for low cost!!!!!!!!!!  jesus_z | 06/07/04
hmmm, look at these savings  V Sanders | 06/07/04
Ccost $30,000 in Philippines for CEO  SC-man | 06/08/04
comparison of high priced  V Sanders | 06/07/04

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