Funny how those little guys who make the company successful lose their job and then you look at the former CEO who received over $24 million in a stock sale that he approved. Wonder how much he was paid for the “mutual” leaving of his position.
Wow! It takes a multi-millionaire CEO to figure out firing employees saves some money. Short term profits at the expense of long range growth. Now that’s a guy I would want to work for and devote my resources and efforts!
Nationwide’s board force Jurgensen to step down because he wanted to eliminate bonuses for the year and cut back on travel and other expenses rather than laying people off. If you want to vilify someone(s), direct your ire to Nationwide’s board of directors.
It’s very sad for the people that work hard. It seems that Nationwide has been over staffed for years– new someone who missed 3 months total in one year and Nationwide never noticed!
Funny how those little guys who make the company successful lose their job and then you look at the former CEO who received over $24 million in a stock sale that he approved. Wonder how much he was paid for the “mutual” leaving of his position.
Wow! It takes a multi-millionaire CEO to figure out firing employees saves some money. Short term profits at the expense of long range growth. Now that’s a guy I would want to work for and devote my resources and efforts!
Nationwide’s board force Jurgensen to step down because he wanted to eliminate bonuses for the year and cut back on travel and other expenses rather than laying people off. If you want to vilify someone(s), direct your ire to Nationwide’s board of directors.
Lies. Jerry was a crook.
It’s very sad for the people that work hard. It seems that Nationwide has been over staffed for years– new someone who missed 3 months total in one year and Nationwide never noticed!