bucs90
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- Feb 25, 2010
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I've been getting off my ass and working for it for 20 years - just to make my employers wealthy. Most of whom are major stock holders have never worked a day in their life.
And no, you fucking moron, when people work and are productive, THEY CERTAINLY ARE OWED FOR IT.
THE DAYS OF SLAVERY ARE ABOUT TO END!
Did your employers pay you for the work you did according to what you both agreed the job paid?
No. In each and every instance of employment, employers, knowing that I was a typical working class person with no financial reserves, dictated my pay. It was certainly never related to the actual value of my work to the employer. If it was I would have been a multi-millionaire long ago.
Salary levels determination are based on two things - the maintenance of social stability and the economically advantaged taking the maximum advantage of the economically disadvantaged.
HAHA!! WRONG!!
You are worth whatever the market value for that labor is worth. An NFL quarterback is worth $10 million because the owner gets an equal return on his investment. YOU and your labor? It's worth whatever he's paying you.
And if your labor is worth so much more, then you are a fucking moron for allowing yourself to be played like that. You should quit, go to a company that pays market value that you are worth, or start your own business.
If your work is very very hard and very very important, but there happens to be 35,000,000 other people doing the same job, well, supply and demand buddy. LOTS of supply of people who do that labor, means little demand, and little pay.
No one applies for a job that they expect to pay $1,000,000 a year, and accept it form $50,000 a year. You applied for it, took it, and keep showing up for it. Complain to the mirror, not me.