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Well, not exactly true. Obama DID take numerous Wall Street CEO's into his Cabinet.and obama sat by and did nothing
shame
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Well, not exactly true. Obama DID take numerous Wall Street CEO's into his Cabinet.and obama sat by and did nothing
shame
Wow, when CEO pay goes up the right suddenly has all kinds of "what if" and hypotheticals to understand why their pay went up.
But when it's teachers the only reason is greed.
Amazing that not one republican has even considered greed being even an option.
Wow, when CEO pay goes up the right suddenly has all kinds of "what if" and hypotheticals to understand why their pay went up.
But when it's teachers the only reason is greed.
Amazing that not one republican has even considered greed being even an option.
That's because greed is a sacrement.
Wow, when CEO pay goes up the right suddenly has all kinds of "what if" and hypotheticals to understand why their pay went up.
But when it's teachers the only reason is greed.
Amazing that not one republican has even considered greed being even an option.
That's because greed is a sacrement.
But clearly in your world, spelling is not.
CEO's of the bigger corporation are paid based on the cronnies on the board and they all sit on each others boards. Compensation should be paid based on earned profit and stock holder return. I worked for a company whose stock went from 33 to 3 in about a year and the CEO took a $200million payout and quit. Good work if you can get it.
I got laid off.,
CEO pay soars while workers' pay stalls - USATODAY.com
At a time most employees can barely remember their last substantial raise, median CEO pay jumped 27% in 2010 as the executives compensation started working its way back to prerecession levels, a USA TODAY analysis of data from GovernanceMetrics International found. Workers in private industry, meanwhile, saw their compensation grow just 2.1% in the 12 months ended December 2010, says the Bureau of Labor Statistics
As CEOs tell their workers....."You need to tighten your belts in these tough economic times"
Wow, when CEO pay goes up the right suddenly has all kinds of "what if" and hypotheticals to understand why their pay went up.
But when it's teachers the only reason is greed.
Amazing that not one republican has even considered greed being even an option.
That's because greed is a sacrement.
But clearly in your world, spelling is not.
CEO pay soars while workers' pay stalls - USATODAY.com
At a time most employees can barely remember their last substantial raise, median CEO pay jumped 27% in 2010 as the executives compensation started working its way back to prerecession levels, a USA TODAY analysis of data from GovernanceMetrics International found. Workers in private industry, meanwhile, saw their compensation grow just 2.1% in the 12 months ended December 2010, says the Bureau of Labor Statistics
As CEOs tell their workers....."You need to tighten your belts in these tough economic times"
CEO pay soars while workers' pay stalls - USATODAY.com
At a time most employees can barely remember their last substantial raise, median CEO pay jumped 27% in 2010 as the executives compensation started working its way back to prerecession levels, a USA TODAY analysis of data from GovernanceMetrics International found. Workers in private industry, meanwhile, saw their compensation grow just 2.1% in the 12 months ended December 2010, says the Bureau of Labor Statistics
As CEOs tell their workers....."You need to tighten your belts in these tough economic times"
False comparison. The author compared median CEO pay in only 158 companies with median pay from a BLS survey intended to represent all workers in private industry.
An accurate comparison would have been median CEO pay in those 158 companies with median pay for all other employees in those 158 companies, or median pay according to the BLS and median pay for all CEOs. But that wouldn't give the desired talking point.
Nice catch, interesting data manipulation.
That's because greed is a sacrement.
But clearly in your world, spelling is not.
Greed and "naner naner" type mocking
CEO pay soars while workers' pay stalls - USATODAY.com
At a time most employees can barely remember their last substantial raise, median CEO pay jumped 27% in 2010 as the executives’ compensation started working its way back to prerecession levels, a USA TODAY analysis of data from GovernanceMetrics International found. Workers in private industry, meanwhile, saw their compensation grow just 2.1% in the 12 months ended December 2010, says the Bureau of Labor Statistics
As CEOs tell their workers....."You need to tighten your belts in these tough economic times"
Thank god for that stimulus (tax credits too!) money and all em bail outs by Obama. I wonder where all that money went. As predicted, to the very top! It looks like your trickles up economics have failed and whelp, you fuckin helped prove it lolz.
Evil fucking corporations, which Obama supports…
Here, I wrote a quick song for TM and RW to sing while fucking…
Obama the great, Obama the Woooonderfullll, Obama lal lalalalala I luv UuuUUuuu you’re soOoOOO perfect! Obama the non Republican and so not white, amazing man of awesome uber intellectual delight!
That's because greed is a sacrement.
But clearly in your world, spelling is not.
Greed and "naner naner" type mocking
CEO pay soars while workers' pay stalls - USATODAY.com
At a time most employees can barely remember their last substantial raise, median CEO pay jumped 27% in 2010 as the executives’ compensation started working its way back to prerecession levels, a USA TODAY analysis of data from GovernanceMetrics International found. Workers in private industry, meanwhile, saw their compensation grow just 2.1% in the 12 months ended December 2010, says the Bureau of Labor Statistics
As CEOs tell their workers....."You need to tighten your belts in these tough economic times"
False comparison. The author compared median CEO pay in only 158 companies with median pay from a BLS survey intended to represent all workers in private industry.
An accurate comparison would have been median CEO pay in those 158 companies with median pay for all other employees in those 158 companies, or median pay according to the BLS and median pay for all CEOs. But that wouldn't give the desired talking point.
But clearly in your world, spelling is not.
Greed and "naner naner" type mocking
You're a fuckin moron... I'm not sure if I should waste time trying to RE:RE:RE:RE explain the basics to you...
Teachers should make billions, as long as it's in the privet sector.
CEO's should make billions, as long as it's in the privet sector.
"We" (many millions of conservatives) tried to tell "you" (Political faith based liberals) that the stimulus will do nothing more than make the rich richer.
Like the freaky religious people "you" (Politically faith based liberals) are, went ahead and practiced you're faith based religions and dumped hundreds of millions *corrections* billions of dollars on the market while "we," (Fact based-Darwin-evolution-reality-correct) told you that all of this would probably happen.
It's not a "free market" (not that it needs to fully be to work) if the Government picks who to save and who to destroy... One day maybe "you" (politically faith based religious liberals) will wise up and actually learn for your mistakes.
Something tells me you really really really don't wana stop praying to your ecconomy God just yet.
CEO pay soars while workers' pay stalls - USATODAY.com
At a time most employees can barely remember their last substantial raise, median CEO pay jumped 27% in 2010 as the executives compensation started working its way back to prerecession levels, a USA TODAY analysis of data from GovernanceMetrics International found. Workers in private industry, meanwhile, saw their compensation grow just 2.1% in the 12 months ended December 2010, says the Bureau of Labor Statistics
As CEOs tell their workers....."You need to tighten your belts in these tough economic times"
CEO pay soars while workers' pay stalls - USATODAY.com
At a time most employees can barely remember their last substantial raise, median CEO pay jumped 27% in 2010 as the executives compensation started working its way back to prerecession levels, a USA TODAY analysis of data from GovernanceMetrics International found. Workers in private industry, meanwhile, saw their compensation grow just 2.1% in the 12 months ended December 2010, says the Bureau of Labor Statistics
As CEOs tell their workers....."You need to tighten your belts in these tough economic times"
The newest CEO of my company..now there for 3 years..gets a cool 10 million dollar bonus each year in addition to his salary which is well over a million. His performance? Not so hot. But he's been making money by laying people off in droves.
I, on the other, who's been with the company for 12 years..worked on a project 10 years ago which now yields the company 50 million dollars a year, and last year, I put in 50 - 60 hour weeks involved in a data site migration would have to work 100 years to make just his bonus. Haven't had a substantial raise or promotion in 5 years. I suppose my avoiding the RIFs and the measly bonuses are reward enough..