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at the top of the ladder

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at the top of the ladder
in the highest position in an organization. He's at the top of the ladder after a long and successful career.
See also: ladder, top

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Catwalks or working areas at the top of the ladder should have a protective railing at least 42" high with a toe board around the edge of the area.
We're already at the top of the ladder," Scholl says, "but I think we can continue to get better.
It's highest at the top of the ladder, where gaps in pay are the widest, Martin points out in his study, which recently appeared in the Journal of Applied Corporate Finance.
 
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