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01/29/2009 08:37:23 PM · #1 |
Just a simple question.
With the bail out that the government is giving to wall street, banks, and industry...shouldn't there be rules stating that any bonuses given should be approved by the government before given out?
A.I.G. giving bonuses to their executives to keep those exec's from leaving their company is not realistic to me.
5.8 million unemployed people tells me that those exec's don't have a ball park chance on finding a comparable job at this time for one thing...
...and even if they did leave the company, I am sure companies like A.I.G. that are afraid to lose exec's can find decent employee's to replace with comparable experience and save a dime in the same process.
I am astonished.
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01/29/2009 08:52:55 PM · #2 |
&^%$^&$%$^*$&(&*%()% - Standing on my mouth to stop me saying what I really think about this stuff. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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01/29/2009 08:53:50 PM · #3 |
| pretty strange that they thought they even could get away withit .. |
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01/29/2009 10:29:14 PM · #4 |
Originally posted by ralph:
pretty strange that they thought they even could get away withit .. |
Judging by some of the things they have done in the past, I for one get the impression that there exists a sense of "Entitlement" within that group.
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01/30/2009 09:19:15 AM · #5 |
I think this issue is not just an American issue either.
I think if ANY corporate structure in any country is going to be bailed out by their government, the government should have the right to sign off on any unnecessary spending and bonuses.
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01/30/2009 09:34:45 AM · #6 |
| Accountability now there's a new word....(at least to those people) they should be made to "live within 'our boxes'" wouldn't that be interesting...no severance pay, no medical benefits, no huge payoffs...talk about out of touch with reality... |
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