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| Sgygus Hey, if Romney get in, you CEOs can keep this up for another four years. /maybe longer |
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| Bob_Laublaw The lamentations of your women. We shall hear them. |
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| doglover |
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| propasaurus Lo, how they've suffered. |
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| ecmoRandomNumbers This country is irredeemably f*cked. These are the people we value above all others. |
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| GAT_00
For the love of God, someone get these Job Creators a tax cut so they can make jobs with that money! They can't make jobs without tax cuts! |
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| Cletus C.
The Obama presidency has been very good for the wealthy. In his next term he vows to work on the middle class. |
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| MayoSlather
They deserve that money. They put in the hard work and built those corporations from nothing. Without their leadership and vision...I can't ...I just can't. They do almost nothing, but they are paid quite well for that nothing. |
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| meat0918
Damn, mine's only up 9% over the last 12 months. I'd kill(well maybe not kill, but perhaps talk strongly) for 26%. |
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| Lost Thought 00 Soon there won't be any money left for them to be given, and they will start demanding slaves |
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| lenfromak So, set a personal goal of becoming a CEO. |
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| Citrate1007
A blue state does it without farking up the tax system or slashing social welfare spending. |
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| stirfrybry
Boo hoo! |
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| meat0918
Cletus C.: In his next term he vows to work on the middle class. See how we can spin in both ways. BSABSVTAPF |
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| digitalrain Hubby hasn't seen a raise (not even cost of living) in 6+ years. Me, I'm a freelancer so I never get raises. |
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| Harry Freakstorm I just accepted a pay cut (about 8 grand) but I get to stay here for a while longer. And Fark. I still get to Fark. Funny thing is, as soon as I did, I started hearing from the head hunters and the people I sent resumes out to. It was almost as if the HR thugs in this company have some kind of link with the HR thugs in the other company. "Harry just accepted our offer. Go ahead and offer him a job now. Make it a really good offer with money AND benefits. If he takes you up on it, tell him "Oh so sorry. Too late. Offer's gone." HR Thugs laughing |
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| Philip Francis Queeg
Corporate governance is systemically broken. |
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| Mr. Breeze
Salaries are up 26%, back to pre-2007 levels in Minnesota. Subby be trollin' |
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| Ass Exploder
If you weren't so farking lazy and stupid, you would be a CEO, or hedge fund manager, or private equity manager, too, and have billions and billions of dollars. Lazy farks. /Vote RMoney |
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| Bobo_Spiewack
This is an outrage! My salary has only gone up 15%... Damn CEOs! Why do I bother to improve my skills and prove my value if I don't get a fair slice of the pie? OCCUPY SOMETHING! |
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| JackieRabbit
Now combine this revelation with the recently disclosed survey in which 48% of CEOs admitted that they fudge on earnings statements to investors and regulators and one begins to see what's really happening in this country. |
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| hugram
Wow, they have done horribly under Obama... and probably most of these rich CEO's are now spending millions on PACs to get rid off Obama. |
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| Harry Freakstorm "Good news for the 1 percent," said V. John Ella, a Minneapolis attorney who specializes in executive compensation. "Hopefully, this portends the beginning of a true economic recovery for all." Hopefully, this portends the beginning of CEOs getting the Mussolini Treatment |
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| Skr
Reading the article is bit like staring into another world. One part I saw that caught my eye- "Lowest salary: Michael Reger, Northern Oil & Gas Inc., zero. (Under Reger's pay plan, he takes no salary and is compensated primarily through incentive stock grants.)" Which, if I understand correctly, means the guy's pay is completely dependent on how well his company is doing. Unless there is some nefarious underlying portion to that, it sounds like a really awesome thing for a CEO to do. |
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| Petey4335
Harry Freakstorm: I just accepted a pay cut (about 8 grand) but I get to stay here for a while longer. And Fark. I still get to Fark. Funny thing is, as soon as I did, I started hearing from the head hunters and the people I sent resumes out to. It was almost as if the HR thugs in this company have some kind of link with the HR thugs in the other company. "Harry just accepted our offer. Go ahead and offer him a job now. Make it a really good offer with money AND benefits. If he takes you up on it, tell him "Oh so sorry. Too late. Offer's gone." HR Thugs laughing Human Resources are neither human or a resource. |
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| Citrate1007
Skr: Reading the article is bit like staring into another world. One part I saw that caught my eye- "Lowest salary: Michael Reger, Northern Oil & Gas Inc., zero. (Under Reger's pay plan, he takes no salary and is compensated primarily through incentive stock grants.)" Which, if I understand correctly, means the guy's pay is completely dependent on how well his company is doing. Unless there is some nefarious underlying portion to that, it sounds like a really awesome thing for a CEO to do. Methinks it has more to do with dodging taxes and making out like a bandit. |
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| crab66
"Corporate welfare is totally fine bro." -Republicans |
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| palelizard
meat0918: Damn, mine's only up 9% over the last 12 months. I'd kill(well maybe not kill, but perhaps talk strongly) for 26%. Get a new job. The only time I've gotten boosts like that are from heading to a different company. Though a 9% raise per year is pretty nice, honestly. |
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| RanDomino
Sgygus Hey, if Romney get in, you CEOs can keep this up for another four years. This literally happened under a Blue Team presidency, and you still manage to find a way to blame Red Team? Lost Thought 00 Soon there won't be any money left for them to be given, and they will start demanding slaves A significant portion of your labor currently goes to them as tribute. What's the difference? Harry Freakstorm I just accepted a pay cut (about 8 grand) but I get to stay here for a while longer. Organize or don't whine. |
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| hugram
Cletus C.: The Obama presidency has been very good for the wealthy. In his next term he vows to work on the middle class. So you are saying 'trickle down economics' does not work? |
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| towatchoverme
Any day now, that'll trickle down. |
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| Macinfarker
Proof positive that the Tea Party platform makes no sense. High unemployment + increased CEO salaries = cut taxes on the rich? |
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| Alexander Mouse
No raise this year, 3% last year, insurance cost up more than 3% so I came out even. |
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| Arkanaut
meat0918: Damn, mine's only up 9% over the last 12 months. I'd kill(well maybe not kill, but perhaps talk strongly) for 26%. Obviously, you need to work 15.6% harder. |
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| The Muthaship
Did anyone RTFA? |
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| Debeo Summa Credo
Bobo_Spiewack: This is an outrage! My salary has only gone up 15%... Damn CEOs! Why do I bother to improve my skills and prove my value if I don't get a fair slice of the pie? OCCUPY SOMETHING! Lucky! My panhandling revenues have remained flat! Oh why oh why does society discriminate against freeloaders and bestow all good fortune on those whom others are willing to pay for their services? |
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| Lumpmoose RanDomino: Sgygus Hey, if Romney get in, you CEOs can keep this up for another four years. This literally happened under a Blue Team presidency, and you still manage to find a way to blame Red Team? This stat isn't bad in and of itself, but is very bad within the context of the current economy. With that in mind, I'll stick with the team that isn't afraid of government regulation and progressive tax brackets. Seems pretty simple to me. |
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| Smackledorfer
This is totally market based, right dbc and the other rich-dick-suckers? the demand for a great CEO has gone up, or the supply gone down? It's not because the people who control the companies simply put themselves first (as everyone does, janitors just don't have the same effect if they sneak home some cleaning products) and act accordingly? No, that would be a conspiracy. |
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| Carn
Anyone who didn't get a 26% increase last year probably just wasn't bootstrappy enough amirite? |
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| Satanic_Hamster Skr: Which, if I understand correctly, means the guy's pay is completely dependent on how well his company is doing. Unless there is some nefarious underlying portion to that, it sounds like a really awesome thing for a CEO to do. Depends on how long he has to hold the stock. Otherwise, this just means like 95% of all the other CEOs he's only concerned with this quarter's stock price and to hell with the long term health of the company. |
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| Philip Francis Queeg
Debeo Summa Credo: Bobo_Spiewack: This is an outrage! My salary has only gone up 15%... Damn CEOs! Why do I bother to improve my skills and prove my value if I don't get a fair slice of the pie? OCCUPY SOMETHING! Lucky! My panhandling revenues have remained flat! Oh why oh why does society discriminate against freeloaders and bestow all good fortune on those whom others are willing to pay for their services? Everyone who isn't a CEO is a freeloader. |
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| some_beer_drinker my income is so sporadic i have no idea if i am making more. i charge about a third more this year, and usually get it. so that's good. |
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| CheekyMonkey
And all was right with the world. |
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| Cletus C.
meat0918: Cletus C.: The In his next term he vows to work on the middle class. See how we can spin in both ways. BSABSVTAPF Why, yes I do. |
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| nitefallz
Well, who are dipshiats who keep approving raises for the CEOS? It's not like they can raise their pay themselves. |
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| Debeo Summa Credo
Smackledorfer: This is totally market based, right dbc and the other rich-dick-suckers? the demand for a great CEO has gone up, or the supply gone down? It's not because the people who control the companies simply put themselves first (as everyone does, janitors just don't have the same effect if they sneak home some cleaning products) and act accordingly? No, that would be a conspiracy. Why did CEO pay decline for two consecutive years and then stay flat in 2010, as it says in the second farking line of TFA? If the hike in pay in 2011 is evidence that CEOs put themselves first they've apparently farking done it wrong from 2008-2010. |
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| The Homer Tax
Most CEOs deserve it, quite honestly. Many of them are raking in record profits by making fewer employees do more work for less pay with little more motivation than a threat of losing their job, and they managed to convince half of us that it's the government's fault. That's gotta be worth at least 26% |
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| Carn
Debeo Summa Credo: Smackledorfer: This is totally market based, right dbc and the other rich-dick-suckers? the demand for a great CEO has gone up, or the supply gone down? It's not because the people who control the companies simply put themselves first (as everyone does, janitors just don't have the same effect if they sneak home some cleaning products) and act accordingly? No, that would be a conspiracy. Why did CEO pay decline for two consecutive years and then stay flat in 2010, as it says in the second farking line of TFA? If the hike in pay in 2011 is evidence that CEOs put themselves first they've apparently farking done it wrong FTFY |
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| Pharmdawg
MayoSlather: They deserve that money. They put in the hard work and built those corporations from nothing. Without their leadership and vision...I can't ...I just can't. They do almost nothing, but they are paid quite well for that nothing. Yes they do, while they reap vast rewards creating jobs when things are looking up, when everything tanks, they...um...reap vast rewards by firing people and getting a huge bonus. |
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| hutchkc
meat0918: Damn, mine's only up 9% over the last 12 months. I'd kill(well maybe not kill, but perhaps talk strongly) for 26%. No raises for us as economy bad. :( |
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