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Comment on Bill Seeks to Reduce Growing Corporate Wage Gap by Chris Carter
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Comments for The Sacramento Observer
SB1372 would punish companies that pay CEOs more than 100 times the median wage of their workers by imposing a higher corporate tax rate.
Companies with less of a wage gap would be rewarded with a lower rate.
Chamber lobbyist Jennifer Barrera told the committee the bill would discourage corporate investment in the state.
The bill cleared its first committee on a party-line 5-2 vote and now goes before the Appropriations Committee.
Top corporate salaries are often indeed “out of whack,” said Sen. Steve Knight, R-Palmdale, who voted against the bill.
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