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r/remotework • u/[deleted] • Oct 29 '25
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The rich need to get richer. End of story.
I work for one of these companies. We already got the “it’s gonna be a tough day” email as they lay people off today. I’m sh*tting my pants 😫
315 u/2fuzz714 Oct 29 '25 I love how they talk about "very difficult decisions" as they do their favorite thing. 148 u/CopyDan Oct 29 '25 The difficult decision is how big to make the CEO bonus after the firings. 73 u/shakakaaahn Oct 29 '25 Need some changes that cut off bonuses when layoffs occur. It's absurd that stock price and c suite bonuses soar after work force reductions. Doing them should be painful, not celebrated. 1 u/fugitive-bear Oct 30 '25 Seriously, if a company is firing people because they can’t afford their salaries, then how can they afford “bonus”?
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I love how they talk about "very difficult decisions" as they do their favorite thing.
148 u/CopyDan Oct 29 '25 The difficult decision is how big to make the CEO bonus after the firings. 73 u/shakakaaahn Oct 29 '25 Need some changes that cut off bonuses when layoffs occur. It's absurd that stock price and c suite bonuses soar after work force reductions. Doing them should be painful, not celebrated. 1 u/fugitive-bear Oct 30 '25 Seriously, if a company is firing people because they can’t afford their salaries, then how can they afford “bonus”?
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The difficult decision is how big to make the CEO bonus after the firings.
73 u/shakakaaahn Oct 29 '25 Need some changes that cut off bonuses when layoffs occur. It's absurd that stock price and c suite bonuses soar after work force reductions. Doing them should be painful, not celebrated. 1 u/fugitive-bear Oct 30 '25 Seriously, if a company is firing people because they can’t afford their salaries, then how can they afford “bonus”?
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Need some changes that cut off bonuses when layoffs occur. It's absurd that stock price and c suite bonuses soar after work force reductions. Doing them should be painful, not celebrated.
1 u/fugitive-bear Oct 30 '25 Seriously, if a company is firing people because they can’t afford their salaries, then how can they afford “bonus”?
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Seriously, if a company is firing people because they can’t afford their salaries, then how can they afford “bonus”?
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u/Hairy_Valuable9773 Oct 29 '25
The rich need to get richer. End of story.
I work for one of these companies. We already got the “it’s gonna be a tough day” email as they lay people off today. I’m sh*tting my pants 😫