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For the latest Warren Buffett, go to WarrenBuffettNews.com - CEO pay got out of control because you had an unbalanced set of incentives. The CEOs are highly interested in increasing their salary, and it is given by a compensation committee that meets once per year for 15 minutes. As CEO compensation rises across the board, they use that as a bargaining tool and so the salary continues to get ratcheted up. No company wants to be in the bottom quartile as far as CEO pay goes either. Buffett's CEOs are satisfied because they know that right or wrong, he is looking at things as an objective owner. His CEOs have poured their lives into their businesses and they love it. They don't want to deal with Wall Street or lawyers, so Buffett relieves them of that burden. Buffett is creating his own painting, but he wants the founders and managers to have the ability to create their own painting within their own company as well.

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Head of The Rotman School of Management, Roger Martin says that the largest corporate financial disasters of the last thirty years, can be blamed on inflated CEO compensation packages.

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As the economy recovers, so does CEO pay. David Chun, CEO, Equilar, summarizes executive compensation trends over the past three years, including organizational performance, profits per employee, long-term incentive grants, and say on pay. Interview by Ryan Johnson, CCP, WorldatWork

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Full Speech, Ranking Member Elijah Cummings on Executive Compensation. Read the speech here: democrats.oversight.house.gov Over the past three Congresses, Cummings has been a nationally recognized leader investigating excessive corporate salaries, bonuses, stock options, and other compensation. As a Member of the Oversight Committee, he has investigated unwarranted bonuses for AIG executives, conflicts of interest with compensation consultants, the disconnect between corporate pay and company performance, and the widening gap between the ultra-rich and middle-class American workers. Cummings has also fought legislatively to create "claw-back" provisions and limit compensation levels at corporations that received taxpayer support, including Goldman Sachs. Cummings introduced HR 3436, the TARP Executive Disclosure Act, which would have required the CEO and Board Chairman of any company that receives more than $30 billion in cumulative government assistance to file the same financial disclosure reports that Cabinet secretaries file. Since becoming the Committee's Ranking Member earlier this year, Cummings has continued this fight. In August, he called on Committee Chairman Darrell Issa to hold hearings on executive compensation after a report revealed that 25 of the top 100 CEOs received more in compensation last year than their company paid in 2010 federal income taxes. Last month, Cummings led the charge to investigate the compensation of executives at Fannie Mae and <b>...</b>

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"A couple of charts to show what the Wall St Protests are about...This is a graph of the income of the top 1% of earners in the US as a percentage of total income from 1913. It's back to where it was in 1928, just before the great crash" -- Alan Kohler Charts at www.alankohler.com.au Footage from "The Kohler Report", ABC TV, Monday 17th November 2011. www.abc.net.au

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Who are the best bosses in America? Who are the highest paid CEOs? And who ranks near the bottom? Forbes editors Bruce Upbin and Scott DeCarlo break down the numbers for America's 500 biggest companies.

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The veil has been lifted on hospital CEO salaries in Ontario. Are hefty public sector salaries a necessity in the competitive business world? To get quality candidates, is this just the cost of doing business?

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CEO compensation at large US corporations jumped 11% to $9.3 million on average last fiscal year, according to a new study sponsored by The Wall Street Journal. Some executives received stand-out amounts. Philippe Dauman of Viacom, for instance, earned $84 million in the latest fiscal year, double the year-earlier figure. So, is the era of outsized CEO pay back? Martin J. Conyon, a senior fellow at Wharton's Center for Human Resources considers this and related questions in this Knowledge@Wharton video interview.

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Via Think Progress: "According to the latest edition of the AFL-CIO's Executive Pay Watch report, the gap between CEO pay and worker pay expanded last year. In 2011, CEOs in the Fortune 500 made an average of $12 million, about 380 times what the average worker makes...".* The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur breaks it down. *Read more from Pat Garofalo: thinkprogress.org Subscribe to The Young Turks: bit.ly Find out how to watch The Young Turks on Current by clicking here: www.current.com The Largest Online New Show in the World. Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com Google+: www.gplus.to Pinterest: pinterest.com

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Some CEOs get bonuses even when their corporations go bankrupt according to a report in the Wall Street Journal. The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur breaks it down. online.wsj.com Subscribe to The Young Turks: bit.ly Find out how to watch The Young Turks on Current by clicking here: www.current.com The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

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Verizon continues to demand over $1 billion per year in concessions from workers while demanding another $1 billion a year from consumers in new upgrade phone fees. Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam recently had his salary tripled from $7.2 million to $23.1 million A YEAR. Although executive compensation is soaring, 45000 hard working Verizon employees are still without a contract after 8 months of bargaining. Knowing that Verizon workers, students and community allies value respect on the job, Verizon moved their shareholder meeting to Huntsville, AL to avoid the working class power it fears. Despite this, over 500 unionists, students, JwJ folks and faith leaders converged in Huntsville, AL.

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A musical parody of the Christmas carol "Angels We Have Heard On High," about executive compensation. A remix/new video of the classic versusplus econoparody "Exchanges Have Occurred On High." Parody Lyrics: MARCY SHAFFER Arrangement, Music Director: GREG HILFMAN Lead vocal: GARY STOCKDALE For text of parody lyrics: versusplus.com For the complete collection of VERSUS political musical parodies, visit us at versusplus.com.

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CEO salaries have climbed at a much higher rate than average worker salaries over the last 35 years. You probably knew that already. But have you ever seen it mapped out?

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Yaron Brook answers a question from Brian: "Isn't CEO pay unjustifiably high?" www.laissezfaireblog.com

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There is no lack of coincidence between falling corporate tax rates, gross CEO compensation increases and a declining standard of living for working people.

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For the latest Warren Buffett, go to WarrenBuffettNews.com - Berkshire has about 70 CEOs that he has to manage. How does he keep them motivated and in sync with his interests? The best thing to do is to work with people who are already 95% of the way there. He makes the sole compensation decision. In his career, he has never had anyone leave him to go work for a competitor. He doesn't believe in making earnings projections. If you do that, then people will tend to cheat. There are businesses that are capital intensive, and there are businesses in which capital doesn't matter. There are different compensation packages based on the different economics involved with the different businesses. One thing that Buffett never does is to move the target around year by year.

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On 24 April 2012, Occupy SF joined with a broad coalition of clergy and labor groups to cut short the Wells Fargo Bank annual shareholders meeting. Thousands protested while Wells executives cynically used their meeting time to award CEO John Stumpf a $1.8 million compensation package.

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Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com) interviews Scott Landstrom, CEO of Direct Grid Technologies and job negotiation advisor. Scott discusses essential negotiation skills for job seekers including how to differentiate yourself, ways to effectively present yourself in the interview and how to negotiate for the optimal compensation package.

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May 17 - Antony Currie and Christopher Swann discuss the oil giant's attempts to fend off shareholder ire at CEO Rex Tillerson's $35 mln pay package.

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Dame Pauline Green, International Co-op Alliance & Paul Hazen, US Overseas Cooperative Development Council, join Thom Hartmann. Raising taxes on the rich - raising the minimum wage - and putting restrictions on CEO pay have all been suggested as ways to reduce wealth inequality in America. While these ideas can help - shouldn't we be looking at more revolutionary ways to re-distribute wealth in our country?

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A conversation with Sodexo's George Chavel, president and CEO, and Dr. Rohini Anand, senior vice president and global chief diversity officer, No. 2 in The DiversityInc Top 50 Companies for Diversity, on the importance of trust and open communication between the CEO and the chief diversity officer to achieve top-rated diversity metrics.

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The Obama administration is set to announce that seven companies that took the biggest taxpayer bailouts must slash the annual salaries of their 25 top executives by an average of 90 percent from 2008 levels. Overall, the total compensation for the 25 executives, including yearly bonuses and retirement pay, will be cut by an average of around 50 percent. Moreover, executives who want more than $25000 in fancy perks like private planes, limousines, company cars or country club memberships -- will have to get government permission first. The seven companies are Bank of America Corp., American International Group Inc., Citigroup Inc., General Motors, GMAC, Chrysler and Chrysler Financial.

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Should you know how much non-profit directors make? A recent paper published the top 75 highest paid CEO's of Jewish organizations. Is that too much information? Going to far? Let us know what you think. For more articles and videos of Rabbi Salomon visit www.aish.com

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Executive compensation strategies for non-profits. www.cbiz.com Ed Rataj, nationally recognized compensation expert, Certified Compensation Professional and Managing Director of Compensation Consulting with CBIZ Human Capital Services discusses executive compensation strategies for non-profit organizations. It is critical that your the compensation programs of your non-profit organization are competitive, fair, and legally compliant. For more information about CBIZ Human Capital Services, visit http

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Join us this January for "Wisdom of the Ages on Today's Economic Crisis," a new six-week course on Jewish Business Ethics from the Rohr Jewish Learning Institute. Money Matters, presents timeless Talmudic wisdom on real-world ethical quandaries. This course will call into question your business theories, challenge your assumptions, and help you gain clarity on the values that matter to you. Topics include: insider trading, living wages, personal bankruptcy, CEO compensation, and freeloading. Sign up today for a truly remarkable experience. Visit myJLI.com

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