Should You Be Subsidizing Executive Compensation In The Name Of Job Creation?

[djk]

http://www.zerohedge.com/contributed/should-you-be-subsidizing-executive-compensation

Can't wait to hear the excuses the corporate lackeys will come up with to justify this behaviour.

 

[good to go]

My wife works for one of the major banks in downtown and there are lots who make in excess of 1.6 million in bonuses at years end.

 

[Possum Trot]

Great link....it doesn't support your point which sounded kind of lame to begin with.

 

[good to go]

Click the search bar.

 

[onthebottom]

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[wigglee]

I recently discovered that the Bank of Montreal had lost $5k of my money due to an Investorline computer glitch, four months ago. Even though it was obvious they had screwed up, it took them a week to replace the money, with no apology or compensation offered.

 

[hoser1970]

It took you 4 months (120 days) to realize you were short $5000, and they fixed it in a week (7 days)? They responded 17 times faster than you did! Obviously you didn't miss the money, it didn't create any hardship on your part, so what exactly were you expecting to be "compensated" for?

And what, exactly, does this have to do with the original point of this thread?

 

[Boss Nass]

Should You Be Subsidizing Executive Compensation In The Name Of Job Creation?

Quick answer - no.

Detailed answer - no fucking way.

 

[train]

http://www.zerohedge.com/contributed/should-you-be-subsidizing-executive-compensation

Can't wait to hear the excuses the corporate lackeys will come up with to justify this behaviour.

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[train]

I recently discovered that the Bank of Montreal had lost $5k of my money due to an Investorline computer glitch, four months ago. Even though it was obvious they had screwed up, it took them a week to replace the money, with no apology or compensation offered.

Yes I read where the CEO of the Bank of Montreal admitted to sneaking back into the bank at night and looting unsuspecting depositer's accounts. He chose people that he thought were too dumb to miss $5,000 of their $7,000 savings account. Furthermore the computer program he used was funded by taxpayers.

Can you people be any more pathetic? Really.