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Top CEOs Have $4.9 Billion Saved Up for Retirement. Nearly 1/3 of Workers Have Nothing.

edited October 2015 in Off-Topic
"“The retirement divide is not the result of natural law, but rather the rules established that disproportionately reward company executives far more than ordinary workers,” the report concludes."

"After the recession, CEO Jeff Immel froze the pensions and shifted new employees to 401(k)s. His own nest egg shot up from $53 million to more than $82 million."

From: TheNation

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  • This result (not GE specifically, but generally) is a victory for those who have championed & achieved the corporatist agenda for the past 40 years. Liberalization of trade, union-bashing, illegal immigration/invasion.

    For those of you who have championed those causes, congrats, you "won".
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  • >> concerted effort by political and economic activists to divide and conquer.

    Huh?

    Who are the activists, what is the strategy, what are the goals, who is being divided and conquered?
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