samsmart
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The manager's money is irrelevant. They aren't who you are working for. The company's financial status IS relevant, and if it's a publically traded company, then you'd have access to that information.
Considering the well-known fraud that has been perpetuated by corporate executives, such as those from Enron and Tycho, I think that how much money they are getting from the company is just as relevant as the credit scores of their employees.
Or how about this? Instead of having the annual income of managers and executives be made available to employees they are instead made available to anyone who owns a share in the company? After all, it's the shareholders' money they are spending.