Showing posts with label CEO's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CEO's. Show all posts
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Wall Street Execs Should Face Criminal Consequences | Common Dreams
Wall Street Execs Should Face Criminal Consequences | Common Dreams
"Another day, another Wall Street scandal—and yet another instance where the perpetrators will quite certainly get little more than a slap on the wrist."
"Another day, another Wall Street scandal—and yet another instance where the perpetrators will quite certainly get little more than a slap on the wrist."
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Inequality and the Social Security Debate | Common Dreams
Inequality and the Social Security Debate | Common Dreams
"Next time you see one of these CEOs on TV lecturing about belt-tightening, keep in mind who’s talking. The stakes in this debate are extremely high for ordinary Americans who work hard every day but still have to worry about their retirement security. For CEOs with mega-million retirement funds, there’s not much to lose."
"Next time you see one of these CEOs on TV lecturing about belt-tightening, keep in mind who’s talking. The stakes in this debate are extremely high for ordinary Americans who work hard every day but still have to worry about their retirement security. For CEOs with mega-million retirement funds, there’s not much to lose."
The Cruel Gap Between CEO Pay and the Stagnant Minimum Wage | Common Dreams
The Cruel Gap Between CEO Pay and the Stagnant Minimum Wage | Common Dreams
"It is time for a movement of the people to restore a level of minimal fairness to the compensation of working Americans and catch up with 1968."
"It is time for a movement of the people to restore a level of minimal fairness to the compensation of working Americans and catch up with 1968."
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Bankers Cry as EU Deal Aims to Cap Bonuses for Financial Industry | Common Dreams
Bankers Cry as EU Deal Aims to Cap Bonuses for Financial Industry | Common Dreams
"Once again proving more adept at reigning in the financial sector than its US counterpart, the European Union's parliament on Thursday approved a plan for new restrictions on banks operating on the continent that would cap bonuses for financial executives and bankers."
"Once again proving more adept at reigning in the financial sector than its US counterpart, the European Union's parliament on Thursday approved a plan for new restrictions on banks operating on the continent that would cap bonuses for financial executives and bankers."
Wall Street’s Bonus Pool Has Quintupled Since 1985
Wall Street’s Bonus Pool Has Quintupled Since 1985: 2012 was the second most profitable year in Wall Street’s history, with banks making north of $140 billion. Wall Street’s bonus pool, while not yet back to the heights it achieved before the financial crisis, is growing again, and the average cash bonus hit $121,900. This is part and parcel of a longer trend on [...]/p
Monday, February 25, 2013
Female Yahoo! CEO Kills Work from Home Option? Why Americans Need a More Flexible Workplace | Alternet
Female Yahoo! CEO Kills Work from Home Option? Why Americans Need a More Flexible Workplace | Alternet
"How are you supposed to raise a family these days without a flexible work schedule?"
"How are you supposed to raise a family these days without a flexible work schedule?"
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