2009-09-18 — nytimes.com
" The rules would apply not just to the compensation and bonuses of top executives but also to traders, loan officers and other employees. But rather than focusing on the specific amount employees are paid, Fed officials will be scrutinizing whether the structure of compensation, like the use of bonuses based on the volume of loan origination, encourages excessive risk-taking."
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catherine at 01:09 2009-09-19 said:
THIS IS UNBELIEVABLE.............they are stomping out executive pay. Now I get those FDIC job alerts and GOVERNMENT CLERKS ARE MAKING $67,000. Have you seen the government payscale EVEN IF YOU ARE IN A PART OF THE GOVERNMENT THAT LOSES MONEY YEAR AFTER YEAR like the Post Office, etc., YOUR SALARY RAISES, YOU HAVE GREAT RETIREMENT AND LIKE BEING A TEACHER - IT IS HARD TO FIRE YOU. Now the big boys are the top making billions are another thing but this stinks and sounds like a blanket cover to smash any incentive............ you know like the payscale in Cuba.........THE GOVERNMENT WILL TELL YOU WHAT YOU CAN EARN, and all the while Fidel PILES UP ALL COUNTRY'S MONEY IN HIS CORNER............. I know we hate the big boys that blew it and got tons of money..........but this medicine from a FACIST WILL BE WORSE THAN THE GREED DISEASE.................. BELIEVE ME SOONER OR LATER THEY WILL COME TO YOUR LITTLE CORNER AND TAKE WHAT YOU HAVE IF YOU ARE A SUCCESS AND OTHERS AREN'T, IT WILL BECOME YOUR FAULT...................remember this is why people die TRYING TO COME TO AMERICA AND NO WHERE ELSE................. noticed that those numbers on closed companies on the forum keep rising all the while we are being told this is over................... Permalinkadd a comment | go to forum thread
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