Hewlett-Packard Co. is aprimary engine of the Information Age economy. In 1997, it sold $43 billion worth of desktop computers, printers and other products on the global market, and the company reached a value of almost $70 billion on Wall Street. That year, Hewlett-Packard paid $25 million in compensation to its chairman, president and chief executive officer, Lewis H. Platt, and his three deputies. Hewlett- Packard also compensates the men and the women who clean the offices of Platt, his deputies and every-one else. The company does not actually hire janitors; rather, it hires companies that hire janitors. Every year, Hewlett-Packard contracts with a variety of temporary-employment agencies for the services of hundreds of broom-pushers and mop-wielders. These temporary employees are paid between $6.20 and 9.93 per hour, or roughly $15,000 a year.
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