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Even as Washington tries to rein in Wall Street pay, bankers are likely to make unusually large gains on the stock grants and options they got after shares in their companies fell sharply in the financial meltdown. As banks cut...
By Jeffrey Leib The Denver Post RTD directors are adamant that compensation for the agency's next general manager will not match the rich pay and benefit package of former GM Cal Marsella. "Everyone knows Cal had a package that...
SANTA CRUZ — Although 25 administrators and professors at UC-Santa Cruz earned $200,000 or more in 2008, the campus has the lowest faculty salaries of all nine of the University of California's undergraduate campuses, according...
It wasn’t much of a surprise when The Boeing Co. announced 10 days ago that it would build a second production line for the 787 Dreamliner in South Carolina. But it was a shock nonetheless to the Northwest’s collective psyche.
BY Brian Kates DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER Sunday, November 8th 2009, 4:00 AM The nation's first housing development to start construction with federal stimulus money is under investigation for cheating workers out of wages, the...
NEW YORK – Big bonuses could be back in store for some top executives and traders on Wall Street as profitability returned to the investment banking industry in 2009, according to a new study released last week. Johnson...
By Esther Teo & Jonathan Kwok MOST companies which cut or froze staff pay prefer to wait until the strength of the economic recovery becomes clear before they commit to reversing the measures. Property firm Knight Frank is...
Mumbai/New Delhi: Cash-strapped Air India has been spending around 10% of the airline’s total salary bill to pay its team of over 160 foreign pilots and hiring firms. As revealed by the airline in response to an Right To...
In this photo taken Monday, Oct. 19, 2009, Donald Schenk stands on the back porch of his home in Schaumburg, Ill., Schenk has been out of work for over a year. It hurts more to be unemployed now than the last time the jobless...
The Canadian Auto Workers once set the standard for wages. The first includes those, like the Canadian Auto Workers, that operate in industries where individual firms historically have wielded unusual market power. In this...
