The low end of his potential severance, as outlined in the 2019 proxy (but which could change), is equivalent to almost 33% of the Boeing victim fund amount the company stated in October.
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Per the company's 2019 proxy statement, fired Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg is likely to receive between $32,432,776 and $39,078,776 in severance payment.https://twitter.com/davidshepardson/status/1209209696235802624 …
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Well that’s another way of putting it —> https://twitter.com/barronsonline/status/1209226238054862850?s=21 …https://twitter.com/barronsonline/status/1209226238054862850 …
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That’s an INSANE amount of money for anyone
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On another note I've read multiple articles about how no one really knows if CEO's even matter in the overall success of a company. So why not pay them a shit ton of money?
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Tournament theory (read about it).
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Give him a 737-MAX instead.
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Ce Tweet est indisponible.
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Yeah but the families of each victim got $1.2m so this guy gets 32x more for failing. Good job
@BoeingCEO@Boeing idiots
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Just a tad over $100,000 per crash victim.
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Which is ridiculous considering
@Boeing's shady behaviour. They knew there was a problem with MCAS and still let the planes fly. - Voir les réponses
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Le chargement semble prendre du temps.
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