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In New Letter, Investors Challenge Denny s Leadership

Reply Groups urge Denny’s to withdraw from the national restaurant association, stop lobbying against minimum wage increases for workers (Image Credit (Nick Youngson/thebluediamongallery.com/CC BY-SA 3.0)) Investors Warn Denny s Could Be Acting Against Shareholder Interests by Funding the National Restaurant Association s Opposition to the Raise the Wage Act WASHINGTON, DC Investors from As You Sow, Adasina Social Capital, Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights, and the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, shared a new letter sent to Denny s CEO John Miller challenging the company for telling one story in private to investors about the successful growth it has experienced in California, which requires a $15 minimum wage and has eliminated the subminimum wage for tipped workers, while participating in lobbying against these very policies as part of the National Restaurant Association. Specifically, the groups point to the National Restaurant Association s lobbying effort agai

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CEO Pay in Pandemic: Heads I Win, Tails I Win Almost as Much

May 05 2021, 10:11 PM May 05 2021, 4:30 PM May 05 2021, 10:11 PM (Bloomberg) Norwegian Cruise Line called 2020 its âmost challenging year.â The company lost $4 billion, a half decadeâs worth of profit. Shares dropped 56%. Thousands of crew members lost their livelihoods. (Bloomberg) Norwegian Cruise Line called 2020 its âmost challenging year.â The company lost $4 billion, a half decadeâs worth of profit. Shares dropped 56%. Thousands of crew members lost their livelihoods. But Frank Del Rio, its chief executive officer, did just great. He collected his biggest-ever pay package: $36.4 million. How? Corporate boards cut Del Rio and scores of other CEOs extraordinary slack for miserable results in the pandemic, securities filings show. Otherwise, their pay would have plunged because it is tied to metrics such as sales, profit and stock prices.

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CEO Pandemic Pay: Heads I Win, Tails I Win Almost as Much

CEO Pandemic Pay: ‘Heads I Win, Tails I Win Almost as Much’ Bloomberg 4 hrs ago Anders Melin (Bloomberg) Norwegian Cruise Line called 2020 its “most challenging year.” The company lost $4 billion, a half decade’s worth of profit. Shares dropped 56%. Thousands of crew members lost their livelihoods. But Frank Del Rio, its chief executive officer, did just great. He collected his biggest-ever pay package: $36.4 million. How? Corporate boards cut Del Rio and scores of other CEOs extraordinary slack for miserable results in the pandemic, securities filings show. Otherwise, their pay would have plunged because it is tied to metrics such as sales, profit and stock prices.

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What the Media s Most Powerful Execs Were Paid in 2020: Did Pandemic Pay Cuts Have an Impact?

Skip to main content Currently Reading What the Media s Most Powerful Execs Were Paid in 2020: Did Pandemic Pay Cuts Have an Impact? David Lieberman, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Do media barons believe in shared sacrifice? When the COVID-19 pandemic hit in 2020, several CEOs made headlines by voluntarily cutting their take-home pay or forgoing salaries. After all, the global health crisis had closed movie theaters and theme parks and brought film and television production to a standstill, forcing companies to lay off or furlough thousands of workers. “Everything stopped. Everything closed down,” says Bertha Masuda, a partner in Compensation Advisory Partners. “I don’t think there has ever been an event for these businesses as catastrophic as COVID.”

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GameStop CEO exiting with $170 million payday thanks to Reddit market frenzy

GameStop CEO exiting with $170 million payday thanks to Reddit market frenzy
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