How many gm employees know the names of the board of directors at GM.
some of the directors are retired ceo's from other corporations that
screwed up the companies they were in charge off.
they collect top dollars from GM for sitting on their ass's .
who let these looser's on the board of GM,
was it the UAW, or did the UAW not check them out.?
Scott - 15 Dec 2005 13:58 GMT
> How many gm employees know the names of the board of directors at GM.
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> was it the UAW, or did the UAW not check them out.?
I doubt if UAW has much to say about who sits on the board
at General Motors.
John Horner - 15 Dec 2005 16:27 GMT
> How many gm employees know the names of the board of directors at GM.
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> was it the UAW, or did the UAW not check them out.?
Well, management nominates the directors and the shareholders in theory
vote on them. The union has no say in the matter. Germany has a
different system, but in the US the union has no power over the board.
John
=AB Paul =BB - 16 Dec 2005 00:57 GMT
> How many gm employees know the names of the board of directors at GM.
> some of the directors are retired ceo's from other corporations that
> screwed up the companies they were in charge off.
> they collect top dollars from GM for sitting on their ass's .
> who let these looser's on the board of GM,
> was it the UAW, or did the UAW not check them out.?
Big business always was and always will be a good 'ol boy
buddy buddy system. Every company manager is aware of that.
gosinn@gmail.com - 16 Dec 2005 01:17 GMT
It is interesting to note that GM is no longer the biggest car company
in the world measured in market value
It would be interesting what the board thinks - do they really care?
Beava Cleava - 16 Dec 2005 03:42 GMT
> > How many gm employees know the names of the board of directors at GM.
> > some of the directors are retired ceo's from other corporations that
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> Big business always was and always will be a good 'ol boy
> buddy buddy system. Every company manager is aware of that.
Yeh...you mean like the Bush administration.
=AB Paul =BB - 16 Dec 2005 04:52 GMT
> > > How many gm employees know the names of the board of directors at GM.
> > > some of the directors are retired ceo's from other corporations that
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> Yeh...you mean like the Bush administration.
Yes. And like the Clinton Admin. And every tribe, clan, and caste
since bacteria.
Hairy - 16 Dec 2005 03:57 GMT
> How many gm employees know the names of the board of directors at GM.
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> who let these looser's on the board of GM,
What is a "looser"?
Peter Daly - 16 Dec 2005 05:22 GMT
>> How many gm employees know the names of the board of directors at GM.
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> What is a "looser"?
Would that be like: A hooker is looser than a nun? OR My wheels are
looser than yours.
gosinn@gmail.com - 16 Dec 2005 09:52 GMT
>What is a "looser"?
Someone helping the company loose money
Someone helping the company loose market share
Someone helping the company loose image
Someone helping the company loose styling
Someone helping the company loose control
A bunch of loosers leads the company towards bankruptcy
Jane - 16 Dec 2005 15:08 GMT
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> A bunch of loosers leads the company towards bankruptcy
Except it is "losers", which was his point.
Jane
gosinn@gmail.com - 16 Dec 2005 17:37 GMT
That too - they lost their point
There is no point in having them as directors