ummm... 👉👈 Tax the rich, maybe?
this post was submitted on 26 Oct 2024
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Providing nothing that isn't covered by other areas of the business, while profiting off the misery of others?
Guillotine.
$30.6m/2000 is $15.3k per employee laid off, basically a full time minimum wage job. Fucking unreal that you can justify one person getting a raise that could support 2000 people's entire livelihood. Obviously, these Microsoft employees were not earning minimum wage, but its still outrageous.
When CEOs say they feel it when they need to do layoffs, I think they mean in their wallets.
they probably don't feel anything when making any kind of purchase, it's more like raw unfiltered greed
