Worker's Rights

Off Topic Politics & World Issues
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[quote]LIFTICVSMAXIMVS wrote:
pittbulll wrote:
LIFTICVSMAXIMVS wrote:
pittbulll wrote:
Then we agree share holders can walk away anytime they like , but other than that have very little power to influence a company

Wrong. If a majority of shareholders move to sell their stock prices plummet and the company will be extremely influenced because the value of their company has been depreciated.

Oh you are so wise. How do you tell the CEO he is making too much money,

You cannot even prove whether he is or not so it doesn’t matter.[/quote]

You know you and agree on this point, the only point that we are discussing is whether

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You know you and agree on this point, the only point that we are discussing is whether you are a nut

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you cannot prove that either so you are wasting your time discussing it

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you are right again I am wasting my time , any other wasting of my time will haveto wait acouple days I will check it then

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[quote]pittbulll wrote:
LIFTICVSMAXIMVS wrote:
pittbulll wrote:
Then we agree share holders can walk away anytime they like , but other than that have very little power to influence a company

Wrong. If a majority of shareholders move to sell their stock prices plummet and the company will be extremely influenced because the value of their company has been depreciated.

Oh you are so wise. How do you tell the CEO he is making too much money, [/quote]

I take my one share, go to the annual shareholder meeting, take the microphone and say the following words:

You Sir, are making way too much money.

Will he give a shit?

If enough people agree with me he will.

If not I invest in a company with a CEO that makes less.

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[quote]orion wrote:
pittbulll wrote:
LIFTICVSMAXIMVS wrote:
pittbulll wrote:
Then we agree share holders can walk away anytime they like , but other than that have very little power to influence a company

Wrong. If a majority of shareholders move to sell their stock prices plummet and the company will be extremely influenced because the value of their company has been depreciated.

Oh you are so wise. How do you tell the CEO he is making too much money,

I take my one share, go to the annual shareholder meeting, take the microphone and say the following words:

You Sir, are making way too much money.

Will he give a shit?

If enough people agree with me he will.

If not I invest in a company with a CEO that makes less.

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I am not sure because it is a little out of my area of expertise, but I am not sure all meetings are open and I am not sure they would allow you to speak if they were. I do get ballots to vote on certain things, but nothing of importance.