A. Lange & Söhne

Wilhelm Schmid (Lange CEO) said today that the company is increasing the base salaries for Lange employees at the manufacture by an average of 30%-50%. He said that's where a substantial amount of money from Lange's recent price increases is being directe... 

Really happy to hear so, good on them all . Cheers, Filip

I don't know of that's the correct words. Well done Lange! 👏🏼

Inflation was 15% last year and this year together. A payrise of 30% is double the inflation and sorry I don't buy that.

This average is based on 19 answers of employees, gross annual salaries range from 22900€ to 49000€. Based on the average salary of 31700€ this translates to 1815€ net (after taxes and insurances) per month.

I wonder if, like government budget calculations, they measure the projected aggregate over 10 years (or some other multi-year period).

…employees before this? That’s the only way it makes sense.

Paying a decent wage and supporting their community are solid business practices.

The AVERAGE increase is 30-50%. For example, some may have received an increase of 1% while others an increase of 100% so it "averaged" to an increase of 75% to all employees. If, for example, a 1% increase went to the janitor who makes 25,000 and a 100% ... 

All these increases are not going to employees, they still atr record profits, etc. Nice to be doing that but they could have raised wages without huge increases in pricing; it's not like they have been losing money. Also, I don't need companies to charge...