Thread regarding Bank of America layoffs

Friday 8/4/23- Pay Ratio Disclosure Day observed

SEC.govhttps://www.sec.gov › press-releaseSEC Adopts Rule for Pay Ratio Disclosure

Friday 8/4/23- Pay Ratio Disclosure Day observed. On 8/5/2015, the SEC Adopted Rules For Pay Ratio Disclosure. All employees of companies with a CEO pay ratio greater than 100% are encouraged to take the day off. Since 8/5/23 falls on a Saturday, Pay Ratio Disclosure Day will be observed on Friday 8/4/23. If a CEO is providing 100 to 6000% more value than the average worker, then they have it covered. On 8/4/23 superhuman CEOs will single-handedly manage all of their companies without their worthless employees’ support. Any CEO resorting to relying on the support of employees to actually run their businesses will agree to a compensation correction that will put their compensation at no more than 100% of the average worker’s wage.
If these men/women are superstars worth 100+ of their employees, they will prove it. We all know they’re not worth what they’re paid.
8/4/23 - stay home. It’s reasonable that the person making 2000 times more than you covers for this one day.
See CEO compensation ratios here:
AFL–CIOhttps://aflcio.org › paywatch › com...Company Pay Ratios

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I am in! Absurd how much more Brian and his cronies are paid than the people in the Financial Centers, Admin Assts, and nearly everyone else. It is just plain GROSS!!!

It's not like they do more or work longer hours flying around their polluting jets ki-ling our planet to get fat dining with "clients".

Disgusting. They should be ASHAMED. Can't even pay people enough to keep up with inflation. So, he-l year, I'll take the one day observance of our collective servitude.

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