But they can still underpay employees.
Nope. No business can pay employees more than the customers are willing to pay for their services, otherwise they go out of business. Movie stars don’t get paid millions of dollars by the studios, but because of their value to moviegoers.https://twitter.com/stuartbrainerd/status/1086023031997243392 …
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If you are willing to work for a certain dollar value, then that is exactly what you are worth. There is no such thing as being underpaid
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Ah so when all the major animation studios had fixed the wages together the animators themselves were solely responsible for that. What exactly should they have done?
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You walk into the bosses office and demand more money. If they say no make a better case. Still no? Quit.
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That is a secondary effect. And businesses will set salaries based on longer term expectations not immediate revenues. And many times actors are paid far more than the revenues and profits generated.
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No employee that worked for me ever had to ask for a raise.
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Some actresses have been underpaid.
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And as we all know, no boss would ever decide to underpay an employee, despite having a profit margin that could well accommodate a higher salary.
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this stuart brainturd is clueless
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