“This shows that executives are disconnected from the reality of the workforce,” said Dan Schawbel, the managing partner of Workplace Intelligence.

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    They’re working REAL hard to bury the lede in the Deloitte survey that spun up this article.

    They focus almost exclusively on “the poor state of employees’ mental and physical well-being,” while leaving compensation as an afterthought.

    Less than two-thirds of workers say their physical and mental well-being are “excellent” or “good” (63% and 58%, respectively), and an even lower percentage rate their social (45%) and financial (35%) well-being positively.

    Heres a chart that tells the tale of how deliberately oblivious the C-Levels are.

    Might just be me, but I’ve always found that fair pay tends to help boost all other categories…

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      Yup. If your lucky your salary has increased the last few years. 2% per year for me but yeah most things have essentially doubled in price.

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        I left a job I liked since I couldn’t afford to stay. I feel like I lost all my market value. My new one pays much more so I’m happy but I just I’m a lucky one