@kneadinghands @jsauer54tm @notasnowflake1 @mindpollution3 @c_a_charbonneau @trishcooper14 @r1ck79 @marjori87941817 @janeayre97 @susin_bailey @patriciameeha17 @268_7780 @rasmin2011 @1960weave @bolderpusher112 @taggartrehnn @ellentrailerdog @gzusscripes1 @angela411975 @figzayas @jaychpjones @sparblack1213 @wendytruong3 @zorkmid34 @hrsqmarwinner1 @realdonaldrtump @democracy_lives @jonesrj1964 @yeropinion @nickiflorida @sascat @jorgelgarcia33 @debi129 @citoyen12 @chicfire451 @mytracyann @hwmnylx69 @raul42685912 @debbiegei @zephyrwon2001 @kaslina @moveover4me2 @uhuruhsiempre @dkeller69034983 @solusnan1 @botrainer @beebrus @pentagonpressec @whitehouse @presssec since 1978, and adjusted for inflation, american workers have seen an 11.2 percent increase in compensation. during that same period, ceo's have seen a 937 percent increase in earnings. that salary growth is even 70 percent faster than the rise in the stock market.





































































937% increase