#BarnesAndNoble #CEO #Lies #EmployeeRights #Raises
📚 Have you heard about the recent controversy surrounding the Barnes and Noble CEO James Daunt?
🔍 According to reports, Daunt misled employees about the company’s yearly earnings in order to withhold raises and bonuses. This has caused frustration and outrage among staff members who have been dealing with various issues within the company.
💸 As an employee, wouldn’t you feel betrayed if you were promised raises and bonuses, only to find out that the CEO misrepresented the company’s financial situation?
🚨 It’s crucial to address this kind of behavior from leadership as it can have serious repercussions on employee morale and well-being.
🔑 One possible solution could be for employees to come together in solidarity, voicing their concerns and demanding transparency and fair treatment from upper management.
Let’s open up the floor for discussion – what are your thoughts on this situation, and what steps do you think should be taken to address it? Share your insights and let’s brainstorm solutions together. #EmployeeRights #WorkplaceEquality #Transparency #LeadershipIssues 🤝
Piece of shit.
General strike
Citizens arrest
Ngl, I didn’t know Barnes & Noble was still around
That’s got to be fraud and stock manipulation – though imaginig the SEC will actually do their fucking job is a pipe dream these days.
Shit like this is a big reason why this country is in the shape that it’s in. Greed kills everything eventually.
And this story is yet another,in a long line of them,why I want to leave this corporate shit hole of a country. Even if I were somewhat wealthy, the relentless greed,selfishness,short sightedness,cruelty and systemic backwards mentality would STILL compel me to leave.
If someone did a poll of every company that has said that there isn’t enough money for raises, you will probably find that most of those companies either gave the ceo a massive pay raise, the company sees record profits or both.
This is a public company. I just looked at the 2023 annual report and see multiple years of losses.
B&N just bought The Tattered Cover bookstores in Denver. Wonder if these lies served to strengthen their financial picture and facilitate their purchase? I thought that financially, B&N was circling the drain.
In follow up to myself, the stock is down 95% YTD. This 2023 article is just a puff piece from a CEO with no real specifics that is trying to put their best foot forward. This company is toast.