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minus-squarepinball_wizard@lemmy.ziplinkfedilinkarrow-up5·edit-211 days agoYes. If you’ve ever worked at a runaway success company, that still had shitty poorly kept bathrooms, this is why. People can negotiate larger or smaller shares, according to the rarity of their skillset, but to build a real team requires real ownership. how can you measure total value of the labor? Simple laws like requiring job postings to list a salary range have a huge impact, and allow people to negotiate a much more fair wage. Companies also save money through reduced turnover. Stockholders get better share price gains through continuity and staff loyalty. The only losers are C suite executives who want to boost the stock price for one quarter before leaving for a new job.
Yes. If you’ve ever worked at a runaway success company, that still had shitty poorly kept bathrooms, this is why.
People can negotiate larger or smaller shares, according to the rarity of their skillset, but to build a real team requires real ownership.
Simple laws like requiring job postings to list a salary range have a huge impact, and allow people to negotiate a much more fair wage.
Companies also save money through reduced turnover.
Stockholders get better share price gains through continuity and staff loyalty.
The only losers are C suite executives who want to boost the stock price for one quarter before leaving for a new job.