Tuesday, June 17, 2008

Reader: Bosses make tough choices, so get big pay

Regarding the sweeping 10% workforce cuts announced yesterday by beleaguered Miami Herald owner McLatchy Co., a reader says: "Management is in management to make the decisions that the lay employees are either unwilling or unable to make, and due to the market of supply and demand, they need to be paid accordingly: if McClatchy didn't pay up, someone else would. I think CEOs make too much to start with, but I can't change the reality of the situtation. Especially not by complaining."

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