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With 4634 B.C. start date, Starbucks barista would match CEO’s annual pay

WASHINGTON—The AFL-CIO’s latest report on the obscene gap between CEO pay and worker pay points out that the median Starbucks worker would have had to start at the coffee company in 4643 B.C. and work until now to earn an amount equal to the 2024 pay of the company’s CEO. The report puts that starting date in the Stone Age. Reference books say 4643 BC is 2,000 years before the Egyptians built the Great Pyramid. The section of the capitalist clas…

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