All I see in the article is the discussion of "profits".
I would think the PR department could come up with something about "trying to keep costs competitive for our customers" or something like that. Instead they're telling California and Florida customers to take a hike ... along with 11% of their employees.
When is the last time we heard a company enact a company-wide, 50% cut in officer's salaries and a freeze on their compensation?
I would think the PR department could come up with something about "trying to keep costs competitive for our customers" or something like that. Instead they're telling California and Florida customers to take a hike ... along with 11% of their employees.
When is the last time we heard a company enact a company-wide, 50% cut in officer's salaries and a freeze on their compensation?