The chart below notes compensation for the most recent fiscal year available including salary, bonus and other short- or long-term compensation and stock gains–of each executive, and the allegations regarding the problems on their watch.
Although the Treasury Department is imposing limits on compensation to the most highly paid executives at companies that receive government aid, the limits do not address compensation paid in the past or under pre-existing employment contracts.
Lowering their compensation saves the most money, or, as the financial analysts say, increases productivity.
He received no increase, it said, in compensation, which the most recent tax return lists as $407,000.
Ms. Row, at the home care academy, said that before 1997, compensation for the most complex medical case was capped at about $92.
The forms generally list compensation for the most highly paid staff members, like the $556,000 earned by Mr. Haimes in 2008 and the details about his retention agreement, worth $3.2 million if he stays on until 2018.
A report issued a year ago made many similar criticisms, arguing that the Treasury officials "could not effectively rein in excessive compensation" because the most "important goal was to get the companies to repay" the government.
From this modest beginning, I hope a groundswell will develop that will give corporate owners a say not only over political contributions, but many other policies — executive compensation being the most obvious example.
As mobility in the senior ranks of faculty members has increased, so have the differences in compensation between the most sought-after professors -- those whom Mr. Sexton lauds as his "blue team" -- and the "gray team," everyone else.
It calls for a salary increase of 20 percent over five years, for which the union has agreed to a teacher evaluation system that takes student performance into account and a differential pay scale that will boost compensation for the most effective teachers.
