Well now, THERE’S a surprise…
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Well now, THERE’S a surprise…
WASHINGTON, Oct 4 (Reuters) - A trade group representing major U.S. airlines rebuffed a request by 70 U.S. lawmakers to voluntarily extend a expired prohibition on stock buybacks that was a condition of U.S. government COVID-19 payroll assistance.
Reporting by David Shepardson; Editing by David Gregorio
Reporting by David Shepardson; Editing by David Gregorio
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Their obvious greed should be met with none other that proper pay for all labor. They obviously don’t know who decides to let labor groups strike. It’d be nice to see a pilot group get through the whole RLA monkey dance and get to the congressional intervention part and when management asks them to block the strike they get a middle finger instead.
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In Europe there are laws where ceos can only make a certain percentage of their employees average wages. I guess in essence I’m opposed to the Wall Street version. It is slowly stripping away middle class America.
Squeeze the customer for as much as you can get. Stop squeezing your employees when you are making Billions a year ffs
To be clear I’m not really talking about us per say, We make alot of money. But joe ramper is out there busting his ass yet they are paid **** and management wonders why they can’t keep nyc staffed. It’s a wage war and the poor are losing imho
The current version of capitalism has made the “human” into a “unit”. I think that’s sh1ty
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Capitalism is terrible, all you have to do is reference an Envoy sim instructor's pay stub. He paid more in taxes than you took home this month. Confused yet? Corrections happen quicker in what kind of economy, that’s the answer you should be seeking.
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Respectfully disagree. It’s a conflict of interests. They boost the stock price to line their pockets with tax free bonus shenanigans. This comes at the cost of having to perform some metric every quarter to appease Wall Street. These folks are hired to manage the company which includes the people that work for it. To me it reeks of pump and dump. They don’t GAS about 5 years from now.
In Europe there are laws where ceos can only make a certain percentage of their employees average wages. I guess in essence I’m opposed to the Wall Street version. It is slowly stripping away middle class America.
Squeeze the customer for as much as you can get. Stop squeezing your employees when you are making Billions a year ffs
To be clear I’m not really talking about us per say, We make alot of money. But joe ramper is out there busting his ass yet they are paid **** and management wonders why they can’t keep nyc staffed. It’s a wage war and the poor are losing imho
The current version of capitalism has made the “human” into a “unit”. I think that’s sh1ty
In Europe there are laws where ceos can only make a certain percentage of their employees average wages. I guess in essence I’m opposed to the Wall Street version. It is slowly stripping away middle class America.
Squeeze the customer for as much as you can get. Stop squeezing your employees when you are making Billions a year ffs
To be clear I’m not really talking about us per say, We make alot of money. But joe ramper is out there busting his ass yet they are paid **** and management wonders why they can’t keep nyc staffed. It’s a wage war and the poor are losing imho
The current version of capitalism has made the “human” into a “unit”. I think that’s sh1ty
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