“Running a business is expensive and the reason why raises don’t happen is because management holds onto money to keep the business running.”
Really? A hundred percent of the money goes into the business? Your managers aren’t paid more than you are?
I bet they are. I bet they’re paid a lot more than you. And I bet you work just as hard as they do.
Yet for some reason, they – the people you’ve trusted to handle the wages – have decided that they are worth more than you.
“Stop thinking that there’s all this money pouring in that the CEO and leading personnel are hoarding and paying the minimum to it’s employees.”
I understand that there’s an argument to be made about small businesses struggling to get by, but we’re talking about Disney, here.
It’s one of the wealthiest companies in the world. Their profits, and their CEO’s salary, are both astronomical.
They can pay their employees enough money to survive. Bob Iger could personally give them a raise out of his pocket, and it wouldn’t change his lifestyle at all.
If you don’t believe that a plutocratic conglomerate can afford to treat its employees like people…well, then I hope you’re a billionaire.
Anything less, and you’ve been conned by the system, my friend.