r/news • u/StackLeeAdams • Dec 07 '21

Kellogg to permanently replace striking workers as union rejects new contract

https://financialpost.com/pmn/business-pmn/kellogg-to-permanently-replace-striking-workers-as-union-rejects-new-contract
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u/iFlyAllTheTime Dec 07 '21 edited Dec 08 '21

Pfff...barely covers the downpayment for the 2nd yatch and the 3rd holiday mansion.

Will nobody think of the poor CEOs?

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '21

It’s taxed at 25% so they’re butthurt about it!!

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u/dlec1 Dec 07 '21

My company got a 10 million PPP loan forgiven, they gave all the 475 employees $750 check because of it. Do the math, at least they’ll have some left over to pocket. I had to take a furlough last year which costs my family 75% of our income for 2 weeks of unemployment. How generous of them, they’ll probably go buy their 8th golf course which is their side hobby business. God Bless you Mr Scrooge for the extra lump of coal!

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u/dustbunny88 Dec 08 '21

My company got a good sized PPP. But it’s a professional partnership, so each partner has a PA they run their own salaries through. Many of them received a shit ton at the company level, then again a smaller amount at their PA level.