Saw the CEO of GM a few days ago on tv.

[multigraincracker]

She was almost in tears about how broke the company is. We need every dime to invest in new technologies and can’t afford raises for the workers.
My first thought was, how about you returning $20 million of that $28 million you got last year and wouldn’t that $500million you spent on stock buy backs last year been better spent on new technologies?
Cry me a river.

[piddyprints]

1. Exactly.

These CEOs sure are selfish bastages. Are they so bad at money management that they can’t live on, say, $1 million/year? I’m sure there are a lot of workers who’d like to take that challenge.

I will never understand why companies consider it a good thing to have such a huge difference in compensation between the CEOs and the workers who actually make the companies profitable.

[SpamWyzer]

2. The essence

of fascism is to create a privileged class. Ergo, kill the poor. I say Eat The Rich.

[multigraincracker]

3. Invest in AI tech that will

replace CEOs at less cost and more efficient.

[Wicked Blue]

4. They will program themselves

to receive eternal bonuses

[orthoclad]

6. Magic 8-Ball

would be a better manager.

[orthoclad]

5. This says it all:

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Congressional Budget Office

[multigraincracker]

7. Saw one the other day and I'm getting one.

Bumper stickers that say EAT the RICH.

[orthoclad]

8. Crunchy, with ketchup

[BonnieJW]

9. My late husband

worked for GM for 42 years. He died in 2018 and I am able to live without fear on his pension and social security. The fact that he worked for the same company for 42 years says everything about what a good company it was. Every benefit we had showed how the company valued its workers. And now, all those benefits are gone.

The striking workers are trying to make a living, the CEOs want to make a killing.

[LiberalFighter]

10. A killing in more ways than one.

[Valdosta]

11. Do you suppose they are bucking for a federal bailout?

Wouldn't be the first time.