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jschurchin

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2. The thing here Joe

Reply to JoeBlowToo (Reply #1)

Fri Mar 15, 2013, 09:27 AM

Mar 2013

is that only the shareholders matter. The workers don't make the company money, they are only on the expense side of the equation. Ask any CEO or CFO.
As long as this thinking is corporate culture in Amerika, profit sharing and income equality will never happen in Amerika.

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VW shares $1.1b in profits with workers-'Profit sharing is hard earned and deserved' [View all] The Straight Story Mar 2013 OP

this should be the model for wealthb distribution in the USA... JoeBlowToo Mar 2013 #1

The thing here Joe jschurchin Mar 2013 #2

Are employees represented on VW's board? JHB Mar 2013 #3

Good for them. I don't like their products, but that's an excellent thing to do. CosmicDustBunny Mar 2013 #4