Not saying a business has to disclose, only that an employer cannot prohibit his employees

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Mar 30, 2017
7:52:05am

Supercoug Oppressed

from discussing their salary with each other.

Unless I'm misreading Coug76's post, he is technically breaking the law.

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Supercoug

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Messages

Author

Time

Morning Rant: I hate how businesses have been successful in creating a culture

coolcats

3/30/17 6:10am

It also benefits those guys earning a lot more than you

Big Daddy D

3/30/17 6:13am

It's taboo to people outside of business culture too. Next time, ask your home teacher how much $ he makes

RdF3

3/30/17 6:15am

Jokes on you. My home teachers never come over. #Checkmate

Linescratcher

3/30/17 6:37am

Because if you don't go along with it, I will fire you.

Mr. Belding

3/30/17 6:16am

What kinds of things do businesses do to create the culture?

Supercoug

3/30/17 6:16am

Once you start making more money, it's better to not tell people.

ybyuy

3/30/17 6:18am

I'm a business owner, it's simple, each employee...

Coug76

3/30/17 6:20am

Actually, they are entitled per the law. But culturally we don't discuss it.

Supercoug

3/30/17 6:26am

What law exactly entitles employees to know what other employees are paid?

DrBYU

3/30/17 6:35am

Unless you mean what HuskerCoug says below, entitled to talk?

DrBYU

3/30/17 6:35am

Not saying a business has to disclose, only that an employer cannot prohibit his employees

Supercoug

3/30/17 7:52am

What law do I use to find out my boss' salary, without getting fired?

CougarThug

3/30/17 7:05am

If they are public employees then most states have transparency/open records

ByuMba90

3/30/17 7:50am

Employees are actually entitled to be able to talk about it by law

HuskerCoug

3/30/17 6:30am

Ted Talk on Pay Secrecy

HuskerCoug

3/30/17 6:31am

On the other extreme end, it could also be a good thing we don't know.

indocoug

3/30/17 6:40am

Just about every bit of power is held by companies rather than employees

cbuz75

3/30/17 6:59am

So.... start your own business, then you have the power.

kotacoug

3/30/17 7:06am

Exactly

Mr. Belding

3/30/17 7:20am

What does starting your own business have to do with being white?

indocoug

3/30/17 7:59am

At my first post college job, found out.have never done it since.

Florwood

3/30/17 7:21am

Knowing each other's salaries only causes problems.

mudpupper

3/30/17 8:01am

If you take a salary you're not comfortable with then you need to try and change

MormonThug

3/30/17 8:11am

You can never get ahead.

MightyFreakingCougar

3/30/17 8:40am

Keep in mind federal law allows you to discuss salary.

displacedute

3/30/17 12:36pm

The culture of evryone knowing your salary is great, just ask Government workers

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