Should employees have a say regarding their boss’s salary?

Wages is one of the issues that concern those of us who work the most. Not having a business that brings you income means that you work for someone, that is, you have a boss. Not infrequently workers are concerned and interested in the question of how much their colleagues earn, particularly their supervisors. On the one hand, such an interest is justified. Firstly, it is curiosity “who earns what?” and secondly, it is an uncontrollable desire for transparency and fairness. On the other hand, if you are just a subordinate, then your task is to do your job and follow hierarchy defined in the organization. There is a boss and there is an employee. Boss manages, gives tasks and orders, and the employee must perform them if he agreed to the job. Sometimes there is a desire not only to know the salary of the supervisor but also to directly influence its size, considering it an important tool for defending the collective rights of workers. Yet some workers do not have such a desire.

So what do you think, should employees have a say on the salaries of their superiors?