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BLKOPS did not get back TWICE the salary reduction. So far as hestated, he has received 1/2 & the other half will be coming around Thanksgiving time. There are millions of working people that haven't received a raise in a year or two but they are glad they are not in an unemployment line - even the US postal workers haven't received and increase in over 2 years, school teacher have to take salary reductions and unpaid furlough days, same for law enforcement personnel, etc, etc. There are many of us that have had to take a pay cut in the past but the company never made it up in the future. This is called economic survival. When you are King then you can do it your way-'til then you "owe your soul to the company store" (excerpt from Tennesse Ernie Ford's song "16 Tons of yesteryears)
Sour grapes approach to this economic situation will only get you more sour grapes. Look around at the businesses that have shuttered the doors since 2007 aroundwhere you live.
  • Posted 18 Nov 2010 04:00
  • By johnr_j
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