- They do not compensate employees for earning higher education while working with the company.
- Pay is not distributed fairly; some employees with fewer responsibilities are paid more than those with heavier workloads.
- New hires are often paid more than long-term employees.
- Management tries to give the impression that salaries are equal across the board, but it’s misleading — many employees have discussed their pay and confirmed otherwise.
- Even after earning a professional license or higher degree, the raises given are minimal and do not reflect the added value or qualifications.