To what extent do you agree that people in high positions should get paid more than those in lower positions.

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People with higher
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hold more responsibility compared to the ones with lower
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,
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it is justifiable to give them more salary. Some people believe. There are several reasons why subordinates get lower
salary
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than their
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bos
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boss
. The first reason is the burden that needs to be carried out by a
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is much higher than his staff.
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, the task is more difficult.
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, mostly they have more experience than their subordinates so it's fair to give them more benefits. People with lower
position
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usually come from fresh
graduate
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, so
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apply
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they do not have
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skill
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to offer to the company. Even if so, they still could climb up from a certain level to
the
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higher level. Being a
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boss
bonus
is expected to do and achieve more.
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some staff is able to enjoy their lives
with
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going to a party or hanging out with friends, a
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boss
is
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supposed to stay in the office to do a job because it is their responsibility.
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my personal opinion, I used to be paid lower than my
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boss
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. He could get more than 1000$
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I was just paid around 700$.
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