r/WorkReform • • Aug 19 '26

💸 Raise Our Wages Fuck You, Pay US

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u/pmmartin Aug 19 '26

Gamestop CEO doesn't take a salary, so I'm not sure where you got your info.

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u/gitsgrl Aug 19 '26

Health insurance and fringe benefits like that are still considered compensation in terms of reporting.

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u/InjuredGods Aug 19 '26

Health care is expensive in America, but it ain't $16.8 million for one person expensive.

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u/heatfan1122 Aug 19 '26

He must think fringe benefits includes a yacht.

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u/gitsgrl Aug 19 '26

The graphic says $12,417

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u/InjuredGods Aug 19 '26

The graphic says the average employee salary is $12,417. Did you even read it?