GM CEO Flails In Response To CNN Question Over Her Pay vs. Workers
September 15, 2023
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as posted by the channelOn day 1 of the UAW strike, CNN questioned CEO of General Motors Mary Barra over why she has seen a 34% increase in her pay while GM workers haven't. I break down how ridiculous her response here is.
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Sources:
(For first time in history, union workers strike against all Big Three automakers, CNN)
(CNN clip, h/t More Perfect Union)
(GM CEO Mary Barra's 2022 compensation$28,979,570, Detroit Free Press)
(GM cutting 15% of its salaried workers and shutting 5 plants in North America, CNN Business)
(GM cutting 4,000 workers in latest round of restructuring, Reuters)
(GM to lay off 800 workers, Detroit Free Press)
(GM cuts 700 jobs, CNN)
(General Motors shrinks plant by a third)
(GM no layoffs planned, Detroit Free Press)
(General Motors cuts 500 salaried employees, CNBC)
(General Motors to lay off 936 workers, AZ Central)
(GM CEO Mary Barra's 2022 pay, Automotive News)
(GM stock buybacks, CNBC)
(GM brags about stock buybacks to shareholders, GM)
(people side with UAW over auto companies, h/t UAW)
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