[LINK] $300,000+ a year?

Stephen Wilson swilson at lockstep.com.au
Fri Jun 10 16:18:51 AEST 2011


The real story is how piss poor our politicians' salaries are.

For an organisation responsible for expending 50 billion dollars, the 
NBNco execs' pay scales don't seem excessive to me.  I wouldn't expect 
the top end pay to be much more than $500,000.

Good luck finding 51 Linkers who would step into those roles.

I worked for a US biomedical company in the 1990s with pretty fat 
management.  There were 40 "vice presidents" each paid more than 
$150,000 [17 years ago], 2000 staff worldwide, and revenues of some 
$300M.  By that standard, NBNco isn't unusual.

Cheers,

Steve.

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On 10/06/2011 3:40 PM, stephen at melbpc.org.au wrote:
> Although a strong NBN-via-fibre supporter (even though living in our
> non-NBN-fibre country town), 51 @ $300,000+ does seem quite generous.
>
> Dare one ask, are any linkers for example, paid $300,000 plus a year?
>
> <http://www.abc.net.au/technology/articles/2011/06/10/3240688.htm>
>
> PAUL MURRAY: "The story in the HeraldSun today shows that 51 executives
> in NBN Co. are on more than $300,000 dollars a year. Which is more than
> our Premier in WA earns. (With currently altogether, 1000 employees and
> 560 subscribers). Is that a sign of a business that's out of control?"
>
> Cheers,
> Stephen
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