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You have the right to read the article with whatever degree of disgust you want. I'd ask, if the execs were enriching themselves by siphoning off the emergency
by listenallyall 3y ago
You have the right to read the article with whatever degree of disgust you want. I'd ask, if the execs were enriching themselves by siphoning off the emergency relief funds, why was the bonus amount the same as the previous 4 years? Shouldn't it be higher?
- lisasays 3y agoAt the very least - there should be some explicit accounting of where the money went. And some provision for ensuring that front-line workers are adequately protected and compensated.
- listenallyall 3y agoSeems that detailed accounting records do exist and are publicly accessible. That's how USA Today was able to conduct an analysis, and subsequently write this article.
- lisasays 3y agoThe only records they referred to were in regard to outputs (end-of-year profits, compensation for upper-tier employees). Not in regard to how federal moneys were spent.
- listenallyall 3y agoThat's what USA Today reported on. Maybe you should check the source data set yourself before complaining that there's no accounting?
- lisasays 3y agoMaybe you should check the source data set yourself You understand that your simply closing your eyes and imagining that this data set must exist (and in the level of detail that you want it to have) doesn't make it so, right?