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I love breaking down these huge salaries into 2 week chunks because I think it brings the disparity into perspective more for people since most of us get paid 2x a month.
For $75 million that is a twice a week paycheck (I know CEOs don't get paid this way) of $3,125,000!
That's the total of 1000 employees 2 week paychecks if they all made ~ $40 an hour
wait, where in the world is it common to get paid twice a month? we got rid of that in like the 70s...
I've never had a job that paid semimonthly, but almost every job I've ever had was bi-weekly.
I had a job that paid 2x/month 20 years ago. I think the one before that did the same, but... That was a long time ago and I'm not sure if I remember