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		<title>By: bankruptcy and creditcards alternatives</title>
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		<description>Is it fair that failing companies , not just auto makers , should allow their executives to still collect large incomes, surely it would make sense that their management has failed ,and they should be removed from their authorative power , as some would say a punishment for mismanagement.
If  a senior manager is claiming $500000 pa , and that company is needing a govt handout , then that guy has messed up and should go. How many workers have been let go , that couold be kept on if there was this one little cut . I guess it all comes down to who make money for the company ? the managers or the workers ? How much return is there per capita on a worker compared to a manager?
The auto industry is a good one an example .I am actually quoting a book , but I  can&#039;t remember it&#039;s name , it states that 80-% of the wealth is gained by 20% of the population ( I think it&#039;s a book by the guy that started squidoo, but don&#039;t quote me!)
Louise</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Is it fair that failing companies , not just auto makers , should allow their executives to still collect large incomes, surely it would make sense that their management has failed ,and they should be removed from their authorative power , as some would say a punishment for mismanagement.<br />
If  a senior manager is claiming $500000 pa , and that company is needing a govt handout , then that guy has messed up and should go. How many workers have been let go , that couold be kept on if there was this one little cut . I guess it all comes down to who make money for the company ? the managers or the workers ? How much return is there per capita on a worker compared to a manager?<br />
The auto industry is a good one an example .I am actually quoting a book , but I  can&#8217;t remember it&#8217;s name , it states that 80-% of the wealth is gained by 20% of the population ( I think it&#8217;s a book by the guy that started squidoo, but don&#8217;t quote me!)<br />
Louise</p>
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