Union After American Financial Companies
Thursday, April 23, 2009 10:27
The top executives have collective choices to reward themselves even though they have failed to deliver a profit on their investments, which has negatively affected the economy.
However, now the pension fund of the Service Employees International Union is going after American financial companies. It has urged the companies to examine their pay policies.
Twenty-nine American financial companies, including AIG, Citigroup, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, have been threatened with legal action unless they try to recoup more than $5bn in executive pay and bonuses. They are also required to recover ‘incentivised executive pay‘ awarded to those bosses at the heart of the toxic debt scandal.
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