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Old 02-08-2004, 08:43   #28
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Smile Re: Directors pay rise
I always find it annoying that when a company is doing well the "fat cat" bosses are quite happy to take high salaries, bonuses and pensions but when a company starts to do badly they still take the high salaries and bonuses and make cuts at the expenses of other people's job, salaries and pensions.

One thing very rarely heard is a boss admitting that the parlous state of their company is his/her fault and it's even less rare to have a failing boss tendering a resignation.

In many cases, unlike lower ranking sacked employees, they have a golden handshake deal, which allows them to retire in comfort often well before the statutory retirement age.

Isn't it time we had a fair deal for ALL the workers?
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