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One CEO has taken a step that could help fend off Thomas Piketty's nightmare vision of rising wealth inequality: He's giving thousands of his workers a raise.
Aetna Chairman and CEO Mark Bertolini announced on Monday that the health-insurance company will be raising wages for its lowest-paid employees. Starting in April, the minimum hourly base pay for Aetna's American workers will be $16 an hour, according to a company press release.
The 5,700 workers affected by the change will see an average pay raise of about 11 percent. The lowest-paid workers, who currently make $12 an hour, will get a 33-percent raise.
This should piss off the GOP!
One CEO has taken a step that could help fend off Thomas Piketty's nightmare vision of rising wealth inequality: He's giving thousands of his workers a raise.
Aetna Chairman and CEO Mark Bertolini announced on Monday that the health-insurance company will be raising wages for its lowest-paid employees. Starting in April, the minimum hourly base pay for Aetna's American workers will be $16 an hour, according to a company press release.
The 5,700 workers affected by the change will see an average pay raise of about 11 percent. The lowest-paid workers, who currently make $12 an hour, will get a 33-percent raise.
Aetna CEO Asked Execs To Read Piketty Then Gave His Lowest-Paid Workers A Raise
That's the way it should be. An individual decision to pay more.
We have to do something to counter the Liberals' fabricated world of class-warfare don't we?
That's the difference between you and me. You're rich, but I'm wealthy. I've made and lost millions in my 39 year career, but I'm still wealthy.We have to do something to counter the Liberals' fabricated world of class-warfare don't we?
I made more money last year than you will make in your entire life, and I can guarantee that I work less harder than you......That's the problem.
That's the difference between you and me. You're rich, but I'm wealthy. I've made and lost millions in my 39 year career, but I'm still wealthy.
And you're still a fucking loser.
Says the dude with two more Teslas than me.That's the difference between you and me. You're rich, but I'm wealthy. I've made and lost millions in my 39 year career, but I'm still wealthy.
And you're still a fucking loser.
Give it up.....you're old and wrong.
Says the dude with two more Teslas than me.That's the difference between you and me. You're rich, but I'm wealthy. I've made and lost millions in my 39 year career, but I'm still wealthy.
And you're still a fucking loser.
Give it up.....you're old and wrong.
You wore out your welcome after your very first post, pretend money man.
My portfolio rises and falls with the price of crude, but my wealth never wavers.
Count your riches while I savor my wealth.
Says the dude with two more Teslas than me.That's the difference between you and me. You're rich, but I'm wealthy. I've made and lost millions in my 39 year career, but I'm still wealthy.
And you're still a fucking loser.
Give it up.....you're old and wrong.
You wore out your welcome after your very first post, pretend money man.
My portfolio rises and falls with the price of crude, but my wealth never wavers.
Count your riches while I savor my wealth.
You think you're conservative, but you're just cheap.
You've voted Republican for the last 40 years, so you've screwed you own Kids and Grand Kids out of being as monetary successful as you.
This should piss off the GOP!
One CEO has taken a step that could help fend off Thomas Piketty's nightmare vision of rising wealth inequality: He's giving thousands of his workers a raise.
Aetna Chairman and CEO Mark Bertolini announced on Monday that the health-insurance company will be raising wages for its lowest-paid employees. Starting in April, the minimum hourly base pay for Aetna's American workers will be $16 an hour, according to a company press release.
The 5,700 workers affected by the change will see an average pay raise of about 11 percent. The lowest-paid workers, who currently make $12 an hour, will get a 33-percent raise.
Aetna CEO Asked Execs To Read Piketty Then Gave His Lowest-Paid Workers A Raise
That's the difference between you and me. You're rich, but I'm wealthy. I've made and lost millions in my 39 year career, but I'm still wealthy.We have to do something to counter the Liberals' fabricated world of class-warfare don't we?
I made more money last year than you will make in your entire life, and I can guarantee that I work less harder than you......That's the problem.
And you're still a fucking loser.
Yes, something. You've been reported to the moderators for invoking my children and grandchildren.Says the dude with two more Teslas than me.That's the difference between you and me. You're rich, but I'm wealthy. I've made and lost millions in my 39 year career, but I'm still wealthy.
And you're still a fucking loser.
Give it up.....you're old and wrong.
You wore out your welcome after your very first post, pretend money man.
My portfolio rises and falls with the price of crude, but my wealth never wavers.
Count your riches while I savor my wealth.
You think you're conservative, but you're just cheap.
You've voted Republican for the last 40 years, so you've screwed you own Kids and Grand Kids out of being as monetary successful as you.
Nothing?
Thanks to obamaCare they probably needed to buy bigger rakes to rake in the cash. Wouldn't be surprised if they didn't help write the laws. Did he mention how much their healthcare is going up?This should piss off the GOP!
One CEO has taken a step that could help fend off Thomas Piketty's nightmare vision of rising wealth inequality: He's giving thousands of his workers a raise.
Aetna Chairman and CEO Mark Bertolini announced on Monday that the health-insurance company will be raising wages for its lowest-paid employees. Starting in April, the minimum hourly base pay for Aetna's American workers will be $16 an hour, according to a company press release.
The 5,700 workers affected by the change will see an average pay raise of about 11 percent. The lowest-paid workers, who currently make $12 an hour, will get a 33-percent raise.
Aetna CEO Asked Execs To Read Piketty Then Gave His Lowest-Paid Workers A Raise
This should piss off the GOP!
One CEO has taken a step that could help fend off Thomas Piketty's nightmare vision of rising wealth inequality: He's giving thousands of his workers a raise.
Aetna Chairman and CEO Mark Bertolini announced on Monday that the health-insurance company will be raising wages for its lowest-paid employees. Starting in April, the minimum hourly base pay for Aetna's American workers will be $16 an hour, according to a company press release.
The 5,700 workers affected by the change will see an average pay raise of about 11 percent. The lowest-paid workers, who currently make $12 an hour, will get a 33-percent raise.
Aetna CEO Asked Execs To Read Piketty Then Gave His Lowest-Paid Workers A Raise
Well, I apologize for my follow-up comment that was rightfully deleted by a mod.Yes, something. You've been reported to the moderators for invoking my children and grandchildren.Says the dude with two more Teslas than me.That's the difference between you and me. You're rich, but I'm wealthy. I've made and lost millions in my 39 year career, but I'm still wealthy.
And you're still a fucking loser.
Give it up.....you're old and wrong.
You wore out your welcome after your very first post, pretend money man.
My portfolio rises and falls with the price of crude, but my wealth never wavers.
Count your riches while I savor my wealth.
You think you're conservative, but you're just cheap.
You've voted Republican for the last 40 years, so you've screwed you own Kids and Grand Kids out of being as monetary successful as you.
Nothing?
