Re: hide payroll from the security officer

Dennis

I had that same proposal thrown out for general discussion in a 
management meeting several years ago.  

An additional item to consider is the pride of the employees.  
We had several people who were certain that their pay was greater 
than their counterparts (they convinced themselves).  Posting all 
the salaries would have shown the truth, their salaries were less!  
They were operators, comparing their salary to programmers, I don't
believe favoritism was an issue.

Dennis Pearson

Dennis Lovelady wrote:
> 
> One of my former bosses once said to me, when this issue came up,
> (paraphrased) "Wouldn't it be great if we could just post everyone's
> salary on the bulletin board?  No politics, nothing to hide.  You can 
> only do that, though, when noone's being treated unfairly and noone's 
> being favored.  Unfortunately, that seems never to be the case."
> 
> Just a thought for a sunny Wednesday morning.
> --
> Dennis Lovelady                    Fayetteville, GA
> mail: dennis@lovelady.com          dennis.e.lovelady@ac.com
> URL:  http://lovelady.piedmont.net
> ICQ:  5734860
> --
> "Some people can stay longer in an hour than others can in a week."
>         - William Dean Howells

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