Microsoft CEO earns $30.6 million more despite laying off over 2,000 employees in 2024 — salary package represents a 63% raise from the previous year
Microsoft CEO earns $30.6 million more despite laying off over 2,000 employees in 2024 — salary package represents a 63% raise from the previous year
AI bonuses, unfortunately, do not translate to job security for employees in other divisions.
AI bonuses, unfortunately, do not translate to job security for employees in other divisions.
So, $15k per person terminated?
22Reply15k to ruin someone’s livelihood? I’ll take 2000, please!
Man what a great system.
14ReplyWe gotta give them a huge tax break too! That way it'll trickle down straight into the CEO's pocket!
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So the company still gained, but with that money they could have cut 300 less employees and that would have been 300 people making 100k/year instead of one guy making 30.6m more...
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ummm... 👉👈 Tax the rich, maybe?
18Reply 12ReplyHe does look turtly enough for the turtle club.
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Providing nothing that isn't covered by other areas of the business, while profiting off the misery of others?
Guillotine.
10Replydespite
Yeah, that's not how capitalism works.
6Reply 5Reply$30.6m/2000 is $15.3k per employee laid off, basically a full time minimum wage job. Fucking unreal that you can justify one person getting a raise that could support 2000 people's entire livelihood. Obviously, these Microsoft employees were not earning minimum wage, but its still outrageous.
5ReplyWhen CEOs say they feel it when they need to do layoffs, I think they mean in their wallets.
5Replythey probably don't feel anything when making any kind of purchase, it's more like raw unfiltered greed
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I don't think the board pays CEOs according to how many jobs they save. I don't know where you got that idea.
In fact I'm pretty sure that the more people they get rid of, the better paid they are.
3ReplyFun Fact: Micro$oft is an evil-as-shit corporation and always has been.
2ReplyWell... he needs that money. Gosh!
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