Citigroup shareholders reject fat executive pay package

[BigTime]

why?

until we go automated > 30 years because only new companies in low cost countries buy new plant then most of them will be offshored.

Machinist may fall foul of computer modelling and 3D printing but that is better than most of it being offshored like it is now.Many of them are retirement age

It was a weak attempt at a joke that the tape changer days are numbered

[vetran]

Does that mean he's back on $1 this year?

One of the links was a bit gloomy: 10 Middle-Class Jobs That Will Vanish by 2018 | InvestingAnswers

No.7 - Doomed

why?

until we go automated > 30 years because only new companies in low cost countries buy new plant then most of them will be offshored.

Machinist may fall foul of computer modelling and 3D printing but that is better than most of it being offshored like it is now.Many of them are retirement age

[SupremeSpod]

It sounds like your ex-wife took not only your money but also your manners Sir.

All three were a burden I can live without.

[MayContainNuts]

At its annual meeting Tuesday, 55% of the bank's shareholders voted against the pay packages granted to Citigroup's top executives, including CEO Vikram Pandit's $15 million for last year and $10 million retention pay.

Source: Citigroup shareholders reject fat executive pay package

Good news - about time execs in public companies were shown their place - they are just hired workers and shareholders OWN the company.

Good job!!!! But from reading it, it means tulip! They still get it. Right?!

[AtW]

I'll do that when you **** off back to Russia.

It sounds like your ex-wife took not only your money but also your manners Sir.

[SupremeSpod]

Well, that someone else can sue current owners in court then.

Now go back and clean up the quarterdeck sailor.

I'll do that when you **** off back to Russia.

[AtW]

Someone else.

Well, that someone else can sue current owners in court then.

Now go back and clean up the quarterdeck sailor.

[SupremeSpod]

From whom exactly?

Someone else.

[AtW]

All ownership is theft.

From whom exactly?

[BigTime]

Does that mean he's back on $1 this year?

One of the links was a bit gloomy: 10 Middle-Class Jobs That Will Vanish by 2018 | InvestingAnswers

No.7 - Doomed

[SupremeSpod]

At its annual meeting Tuesday, 55% of the bank's shareholders voted against the pay packages granted to Citigroup's top executives, including CEO Vikram Pandit's $15 million for last year and $10 million retention pay.

Source: Citigroup shareholders reject fat executive pay package

Good news - about time execs in public companies were shown their place - they are just hired workers and shareholders OWN the company.

All ownership is theft.

[AtW]

At its annual meeting Tuesday, 55% of the bank's shareholders voted against the pay packages granted to Citigroup's top executives, including CEO Vikram Pandit's $15 million for last year and $10 million retention pay.

Source: Citigroup shareholders reject fat executive pay package

Good news - about time execs in public companies were shown their place - they are just hired workers and shareholders OWN the company.