Executive PayWatch Database

[OhioChick]

Thought I'd post this as the economy is going down the shitter, thousands upon thousands losing their jobs, health care, homes, etc.

See how much the Execs are making......A few examples while we scrimp and try to pay bills and save...

http://www.aflcio.org/corporatewatch/paywatch/ceou/database.cfm

David J. Lesar
Chief Executive Officer
Halliburton Company

The proxy statement for Halliburton Company uses the new SEC executive compensation rules.

In 2006, David J. Lesar raked in $15,295,787 in total compensation according to the SEC. According to the AFL-CIO's calculation method*, this CEO raked in $16,466,987 in total 2006 compensation.

Rex W. Tillerson
Chief Executive Officer
Exxon Mobil Corporation

The proxy statement for Exxon Mobil Corporation uses the new SEC executive compensation rules.

In 2006, Rex W. Tillerson raked in $13,009,495 in total compensation according to the SEC. According to the AFL-CIO's calculation method*, this CEO raked in $22,440,807 in total 2006 compensation.

G. Richard Wagoner
Chief Executive Officer
General Motors Corporation

The proxy statement for General Motors Corporation uses the new SEC executive compensation rules.

In 2006, G. Richard Wagoner raked in $10,191,153 in total compensation according to the SEC. According to the AFL-CIO's calculation method*, this CEO raked in $11,041,656 in total 2006 compensation.

H. Lee Scott
Chief Executive Officer
Wal-Mart Stores Inc.

The proxy statement for Wal-Mart Stores Inc. uses the new SEC executive compensation rules.

In 2007, H. Lee Scott raked in $29,672,533 in total compensation according to the SEC. According to the AFL-CIO's calculation method*, this CEO raked in $23,341,486 in total 2007 compensation.

[ColbertWatcher]

1. This is exactly the kind of thing the internets was made for!

Thank you for posting this!

[OhioChick]

2. Yep.

I was on "the Google." :)

[ColbertWatcher]

3. I wish...

...this sort of information was included in stories about how a company's stock is doing.

Every time I read a news story about XYZ Company's stock went up (or down) they never seem to mention how well the CEO is doing.

Thank you again for this.

[OhioChick]

4. ....

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