• @chiliedogg
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    241 year ago

    It shouldn’t matter that she revealed wages. Letting the company act like wages should be secret empowers the company to screw employees who don’t realize their value.

    In fact, it’s illegal for them to tell non-management employees to keep their wages secret.

    As a government employee - everyone’s wages are public record at my job and it causes zero issues.

    • @[email protected]
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      91 year ago

      A friend who is senior by two years found out that a new hiree was getting paid more than he does for the exact same role. Understandably, he was pissed and left.

      • @[email protected]
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        61 year ago

        And that’s exactly why wages should be transparent. So people can make an informed decision if they are valued enough at the company or if they should go somewhere else.

      • @[email protected]
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        1 year ago

        That’s silly, due to inflation almost all our new hires make significantly more than people with 5-10 years of additional experience.

        We are having to increase new hire starting compensation by ~10% annually just to get anyone to apply.

        Why would you tell your employees how much they make, it will only inflate payroll by ~20%.

        • @Maggoty
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          91 year ago

          Oh no. Actually paying your workers costs money?

          Anyways I heard there was a holiday deal on rice at Safeway. I need to get on that. See you around!

        • @[email protected]
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          51 year ago

          Why would you tell your employees how much they make, it will only inflate payroll by ~20%.

          GOOOOD! As it should be. Dear god, you just wrote out in public that you aren’t properly paying long term employees their fair share.

          If you can’t compete with paying fair wages to all employees then you should go under!