Last year, CEO pay at an S&P 500 Index firm soared to an average of 361 times more than the average rank-and-file worker, or pay of $13,940,000 a year, according to an AFL-CIO's Executive Paywatch news release today. Despite increasing protests from unions and consumer groups, the average CEOpay climbed 6% last year.
So Kim is at what is average.
These pay raise conversations and "if he liquidates" conversations are intended to make all topics here bad.
There is less chance of liquidation than success at this point.
And if Kim attempted to liquidate and recoup his money owed he would lose.
Everything of value this company has is future value based on success.
If Kim attempted to liquidate the assets of the company he wouldnt get the money owed to him.
The conversation is a waste of complaining