Where you work, be it a multinational corporation or small shop, wonder what your wage ratio is? From the lowest paid is equal to 1 compared to the highest paid, which is a multiple of the lowest.
In the UK the average CEO is paid 386 to 1.
Apparently in the US Navy, I've just read, the wage ratio is 8 to 1. The lowest get paid 25k the highest Admiral maximum is 200k. This seems reasonable and effective. There is good comradery and mutual respect in all of the Navy ranks, I hear.
If the bare minimum wage was actually sustainable and a living wage, like it is in the Navy, as they get housing and food for free on top of that minimum 25k. Minimum Wages would have to increase to pay for housing & food, therefore maximum salaries would have to massively reduce. there would be a much better distribution of the wealth disparity that is ever growing out here in the capitalist world. 10 to 1 should be the limit. 10 x a real living wage is more than enough for anyone in a reasonable society or civilised corporation.
Are all the CEO crooks in the UK really worth 386 x the work of the majority of the minimum or average wage staff? Are they really doing more in 10 minutes than the minimum worker does all year? I don't think so.
Time to point fingers at these CRO piss takers and get these simple facts out that they really don't want you to know, or act upon.