Bhaisahab
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Tue Sep-07-04 01:20 AM
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The more a CEO outsources jobs, the higher will be his pay |
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The more a chief executive officer outsources jobs, the higher will be his compensation. That's the conclusion of a study entitled ``Executive Excess 2004.'' http://quote.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000039&sid=aj3kB2RMyUDc&refer=columnist_crystal
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Tue Sep-07-04 01:25 AM
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1. How obvious.....CEO's have no loyalty to their employees..... |
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only to their stockholders. If the employees are stockholders too, welllllll that changes things. But THAT practice has been widely discouraged/turned-back.
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Tue Sep-07-04 01:54 AM
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2. What a sick economic strategy |
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This is no way to build and run a country! Crap, we don't need to worry about outside "terrorists"...we've got economic terrorists doing it to us everyday right here on this soil... doing it on the installment plan!!!!!!!!!!! Bleeding the life, the heart and soul right out of our society. :nuke:
If this country collapses, these economic vampires can fly off to some sweet spot on this planet, with their considerable wealth, and live happily ever after!
BRING BACK GOV. REGULATIONS
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Nordic
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Tue Sep-07-04 01:59 AM
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3. If minimum wage had gone up the same rate as CEO pay |
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the minimum wage would now be something like $53.00 an hour
This is a fact.
Think about it the next time you're at work, you're bored and you think "well at least I got paid _____ for sitting on my ass the last hour"
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