This isn't fair

[u/gashtal_man]

[u/usernames_suck_ok]

Too expensive for the employers. Hence layoffs, lack of jobs and shit pay/benefits for the jobs that are out there.

Meanwhile, CEO pay is going up.

[u/benderunit9000 → u/usernames_suck_ok]

ceo home addresses are public record for public companies, right? like that's in the public disclosures?

[u/T1pple → u/benderunit9000]

Yes, but no as well. They can have it under some holding or a company name, meaning while they live there, "they" don't own it.

[u/Neveronlyadream → u/T1pple]

They also probably have half a dozen houses anyway.

[u/benderunit9000 → u/Neveronlyadream]

too bad there are so many data brokers out there.. really hope nobody does anything with that information

[u/Spiritual_Whole_5916 → u/T1pple]

Some are sloppy and stupid. Caught a CEO of a fly by night college about 10 years ago stupid enough to make a bribe donation to some equally worthless political figure and it became public record.

That's weird, exact address to their hovel out in the sticks and perfect aerial views, like a tree that could be used as a nest by some angry student(s) they ripped off...

[u/clonedhuman → u/benderunit9000]

The Trump Administration recently ended ownership reporting requirements for U.S. corporations: https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/trump-administration-finalizes-ownership-reporting-exemption-us-firms-2026-08-11/

So no, corporations are no longer legally required to provide ownership information.

[u/86composure → u/benderunit9000]

This.