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Poll: Are Pay Hikes Needed at Citi?
Topics:Employment | CEOs and CFOs | Executive Compensation | White House | TARP | Politics & Government | Banking
Sectors:Financial Services
Companies:Citigroup Inc
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After all the losses and bailouts, Citigroup may be considering raising the salaries of some of its workers by as much as 50 percent, the New York Times reports. Is this the right step for them to take? Let us know what you think.
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