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- Why dont exceutives get outsourced
- Dollar for dollar they are the most expensive part of any Corporate operation. They get millions of dollars of stock options and other goodies including use of corprate jets for "business matters" yet slaes are forced to fly low class and employees are forced to have no insurance or retirement benefits. While Americans are loosing its tax base these guys give themselves a multimillion dollar pat on the back.
- Posted by: werchrismissy Posted on: 04/19/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Why dont exceutives get outsourced
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