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Fredxx wrote:
You only have to look at the trouble the BBC is in by trying to keep
pay a secret. Although that only really applied to very small numbers
of those it employed in one way or another.

The BBC is unusual in having to publish salaries. Most companies have
contractual clauses that prevent any discussion of salaries with other
employees in fear of dismissal.

Not surprised if they pay people based on a foreman's whim. Knowing that
another doing the same job is paid a lot more is not exactly ideal for
harmony in the workplace. Very productive having employees simmering over
that rather than getting on with the job.

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