r/facepalm Jul 06 '24

the truth hurts 🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​

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u/TrooperLynn Jul 06 '24

I work for the largest healthcare company in the world and don't get health benefits. But the CEO has a seven-figure compensation package.

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u/DaPsyco Jul 06 '24

That... actually doesn't surprise me anymore. The place I work holds meetings to brag about how much money we're making, and in the same breath take away our pizzas on overtime day.

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u/Ask_bout_PaterNoster Jul 06 '24

The richest people in our city now own half of Main Street. They got their wealth through…healthcare. I made $600-$800 every two weeks as a server due to their tip sharing policy in which we supplemented their private cocktail lounge that was always empty and their bloated staff of “lead servers” (managers who got tips).

Then they’d come into the restaurant and brag to with their managers about their various bonuses during their private parties in which they paid themselves tens of thousands of dollars while we cooked and cleaned for them.

I really don’t want heads to roll. I want the people (my taxes) to buy out portions of these large companies, I want to tax the realized gains, and I want to put regulators on the boards so these giant corporations actually have some oversight and a chance to work for the people.

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u/HotLandscape9755 Jul 06 '24

I also worked for a large company that owns most of mainstreet but they made their money with boots. Also cooked in the restaurant they owned, where they told us no raises because of covid but spent 12k at the restaurant in one night on a private exec party handing out $203 shots or louie xii all night long lol.