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:: Monday, April 02, 2007 ::
Reader's Viewpoint: Good jobs weren't good until unions made them good - By Randy Feemster, New Philadelphia Times Reporter, OH
Let’s set the record straight on this issue. The No. 1 problem in this country today is that corporate America has captured political America.
The average CEO in this country makes $10 million a year. On the high end, Lee Raymond, the outgoing CEO of ExxonMobil, made $144,000 a day.
The average worker in one of his Exxon stations was making $12,000 a year, while Mr. Raymond made $18,000 an hour.------------------------------------------- posted 6:01 AM :: reference link ::
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