Starbucks paid its median worker $12,754 a year and 52 pounds of coffee

Schultz has said he favors raising taxes on wealthy people like himself to make sure they 'pay their fair share'

Starbucks has disclosed for the first time how much it pays its median employee: $12,754 a year-and 52 pounds of coffee, one for each week.

The figure, included in a Jan. 25 regulatory filing, represents the compensation for an unidentified part-time barista in California, counting salary and restricted stock. Chief Executive Officer Kevin Johnson, by comparison, received $13.4 million for 2018, including a $1.46 million salary, a bonus and equity awards.

The 2010 Dodd-Frank Act requires public companies like Starbucks to disclose the pay gap between rank-and-file workers and their CEOs, a measure intended to highlight income inequality in the US That