What do grocery CEOs make compared to grocery workers?

LOL!!! You guys work in a grocery store and you cant stack loaves of bread neatly!?!?! I know you only make 1 loaf of bread but you can still do your job properly LOL!!

BTW Im just joking.

Ive worked jobs that suck allot (including 1 at a grocery store). The way things seem to work is that the CEO makes 99.999% of the money for doing 0.001% of the work. While the low levels do 99.999& of the work for 0.001% of the money.

I want a sandwich!

in his very sentence"
...because you lack education
he then spelled wrong experiebnce ?
no so smart now are ya

whats funny is that they had to buy all this bread for this demonstration

Go Union! --the tragedy is from 1981-1991 and 2001 to now unions have been busted by the Reagan and Bushes adminstrations and its lobbying buddies.

And So Manny Jobs have left to go to Asia and Mexico. Reaganomics and voodoo economics help kill this country' industrial jobs. Also hatred of unions by ignorant folks telling their church parishoners, their employees, their children and grand children and their friends have lead to anti-union attitudes thru the USA, THIS NEEDS TO CHANGE NOW !

Wow,really?I'm a grocery store worker and I make minimum,actually just the student minimum wage of $8.20 an hour. So 500 times that is $4100.00 an hour.Really?Who is this? The person who owns the store or the person who owns the chain?The person who owns the chain probably had to work very hard to get to the top. I agree though, 4100 dollars an hour is a RIDICULOUS amount. When I get a $200 paycheck I'm very happy (only 15 though, no bills) so I guess why can't a ceo be happy with a little less?

Did you know that about 42 million U.S. workers say they would join a union if they could? When workers try to get a voice on the job by forming a union, employers respond with intimidation, retaliation. Federal law just doesn't address this injustice. The Employee Free Choice Act would ensure that when a majority of employees in a workplace decide to form a union, they can do so without the barriers employers now use to block their workers' free choice. Unions are only as strong as the members.

I cringe when I read comments like "shut and work harder" or "why dont you work your way up to CEO." Those people have been so conditioned by the media to believe that it is chicken shit to stand up for your rights and demand better wages...when its the other way around. Its time to grow up and get real. If we dont stick together we are all going to be making minimum wage. Union Yes.

Right now at our schnucks baggers and checkers can't have drinks at the checkout I don't mind because I can go to the water foundation but I don't think the checkers can which is kind of unfair but I got over it, I am mainly working there for a income nothing else and will only quit if it got extremely worst.