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> And the company might decide they deserve an extra Christmas bonus equal to their contributions to candidates the company likes plus enough to cover the incom
by chimeracoder 9y ago
> And the company might decide they deserve an extra Christmas bonus equal to their contributions to candidates the company likes plus enough to cover the income taxes... It was however, a discretionary bonus available to all employees. It might not be legal, but it happens all the time.
There is literally no evidence for the extraordinary and outlandish claim that this happens "all the time".
Please don't distract from the actual topic at hand - the wide corruption within the MTA and the New York State government - with completely unsubstantiated conspiracy theories.
- snark42 9y ago> There is literally no evidence for the extraordinary and outlandish claim that this happens "all the time". I've worked at multiple medium sized companies that bonused executives who went to optional political fundraisers, but it is anecdotal evidence at best. Some companies also run very public PAC's for the same purpose. They may or may not discretionarily bonus employees who donate to the PAC, I haven't worked at these places so I don't know first hand, but I wouldn't be surprised.