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*Walmart pays an average of $25k for full time people. [ https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/eriksherman/2018/01/14/4-hard-facts-about-walmarts-touted-new-11-entry-wage/amp/] That is 20x less than the revenue per employee. Employees earn 5% of what they bring in. | *Walmart pays an average of $25k for full time people. [https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/eriksherman/2018/01/14/4-hard-facts-about-walmarts-touted-new-11-entry-wage/amp/] That is 20x less than the revenue per employee. Employees earn 5% of what they bring in. | ||
Revision as of 19:09, 25 April 2019
Here are examples of what different companies make in revenue per employee per year:
- $1M - Google
- $2M - Apple
- $500k - Walmart
- $400k - Amazon
- Menards - $9B, 45000 - $200k
- Whole Foods - $16B, 91000 - $175k
- $4M - Saudi Aramco
- $3M - Exxon
- FB - $41B, 25105 - $1.6M
- $100k - Wikipedia
- John Deere - $30B for 57,000 people - $500k/employee
- Berkshire Hathaway - $600k - 250000000000/377000
- PBS - $400M, unknown number of employees
- Salvation Army - $3.7B, 1.7M - $2000
- United Way - $92M,
- Lulzbot - $5M, 220 - $24k
- Prusa - $160k based on 350 employees and 6000 printers sold per month
Wealth Concentration
- Walmart pays an average of $25k for full time people. [1] That is 20x less than the revenue per employee. Employees earn 5% of what they bring in.