He was Chairman of the compensation committee for Aquila, Inc which was a partner company of Enron. Company was run into the ground...see pg 83 of class action for confirmation of “slam” as you referenced it. I’m sure the employees would agree that they were slammed as well.
He was chairman of the compensation committee for Aquila (page 1). Named in class action/
https://motherjones.com/files/1232_cid_3_amended_consolidated_complaint.pdf
You often post lies from Mother Jones, of all places?
Bonuses are frequently part of executive compensation contracts, and not something decided upon as some sort of whim. Your 500 employees may well have been deadwood and the stockholders could have benefited nicely by pitching them. Cain's resume is one that says "success" to me. I like him.
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