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Gannett CEO Craig Dubow followed the lead of New York Times Execs who saw increased pay even while their companies struggled.
From Fishbowl NY
An analysis by the AP shows that newspaper publisher Gannett Co. increased CEO Craig Dubow‘s pay by 41 percent in 2009, including his salary, bonus, and perks. Dubow’s pay has declined since the $7.4 million he received in 2007, but 2009 saw him garner a total of $4.4 million, up from the $3.1 million he received in 2008.
Gannett has recently been plagued by rumors that high-paid employees were forced to take unpaid leave — rumors that were subsequently shut down by Gannett spokeswoman Robin Pence.
The company is currently reaching the end of a year-long wage freeze, expected to be lifted in April.
I’m not against paying CEO’s what they’re worth but theire seems to be a disconnect between the salaries at newspaper companies and profits. These people earn more in one year than I will in my entire working life.
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