CEO to Worker Pay Ratios for S&P 500 Companies
CEO to Worker Pay Ratios for S&P 500 Companies
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Don't suppose you have more pixels for this image?Never mind, my Lemmy app is being weird.
If you're using sync, you wanna open a post before clicking to load the pic so you don't get a lower quality version that's for thumbnail purposes.
I am using Voyager
I don't see the image at all on Jerboa lol
Even going directly to the URL at https://mander.xyz/pictrs/image/29140d91-0b42-42b1-9092-4a4c6e59dbe6.png in a clean browser session off a different IP, I get 429 - Too Many Requests in this JSON:
{"code":"object-request-error","msg":"Invalid status 429 Too Many Requests for Some(\"01/93/a1/c7/6a/8f/7c/d9/b9/a4/352f309d98f9.png\") - {\n \"message\":\"Too many requests\"\n}"}Rare instance moment.
Thank you. It’s blurry as hell on voyager.
Boost also hates this image
Alphabet 29:1? Is this Google or is there also some other company called Alphabet?
Yes but note the median pay is 300k. Most of the high ratios are retail and most of the low ratios are tech because of labor pay, not CEO. That said, Alphabet must be specific to an exec branch because there's no way the median is 300k counting all the outsourced labor they likely rely on (like to make Pixel phones).
I doubt they actually make the phones - don't they outsource it?
Plus Alphabet includes Boston Dynamics and other weird things they probably definitely shouldn't be doing.
Just trying to think of examples. Employee labor isn't much when you outsource everything.
