Yeah, right. How many truly think that it's going to be the CEO"s that are paying these taxes?? It will be you and me who shop there that will, in the form of higher prices.
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Yeah, right. How many truly think that it's going to be the CEO"s that are paying these taxes?? It will be you and me who shop there that will, in the form of higher prices.
I'm not totally against this.
CEO's are paid a DISGUSTING amount for the work they actually do and what they actually contribute.
Fun Fact: In Japan, it's ILLEGAL for a CEO to make over 30% of what the nominal wage of the whole company earns. If your average employee makes 30k/yr, the CEO can only be paid 45k/yr.
I've always liked that about Japan. It forces the CEO's to do better not only for himself, but it forces them to pay their people better if they want to be paid better. It makes sense to me given that most of the executive staff at corporations are lazy, do nothing, faggot pieces of shit that do nothing but cause problems.
Japanese companies are typically run by actual Japanese people. In America, not so much.
I like the idea behind it though.
It's about respect for the people that work for you. You're not so high above them to lord over them and make obscene amounts of money while you start signing severance checks because you have a third house to buy.
The Japanese are extremely loyal to their employer/employee's though. It's a culture thing there. If they ever get a "Corporate Job", they never leave it. They're there for life. The company takes care of you and you take care of the company.
Put a cap on CEO's pay. I'm all for that shit. Clip their wings a bit. If they refuse to be humble, make them be.
Our CEOs used to be like that too until they got replaced by dual citizens and invaders. Look up Dodge v Ford Motor Corp.