Last year during the covid 19 turn down, after a sob story from our CEO, “Oh yes, the employees are the most important thing to us,” the staff of my law firm agreed to a 10% wage reduction to help the company out, which lasted, I want to say 3 months, maybe as long as six months?
The law firm earns more than 1 billion dollars a year. And the down turn didn’t turn out to be so bad for them.
Now, this year, the company has refused to pass on the 0.5% increase in company paid superannuation, designed to be paid by the company, instead reducing everyone’s take home pay to increase the super to 10%. Yeah, right, the employees are really important to you, you lousy bastards.
Why are the public continually made to feel sorry for how business is coping, in this day and age, when typically, business just rips their workers off?
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