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Worked at Crown from 1986 - 1996. Experienced 1 (probably the first crown did) mandatory 10% pay cut on the management staff only. The excuse New Bremen used was the difficulties they were experiencing in spinning up the offices & business in Europe. Needless to say our local staff was upset and they invited us down to New Bremen and talk with Jim Moran. I told him the cut was like "cutting a steak out of his cash cow" and sealed my fate.
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  • By OldTechGuy
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  • Illinois, United States

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