General Electric, America's largest corporation, made $14,200,000,000 in profits in 2010 and paid $0 in taxes -- that's right, zero dollars in taxes.
At the same time, C.E.O. Jeffrey Immelt saw his own compensation double. Now GE is expected to ask 15,000 of their unionized workers to make major concessions in wages and benefits.
Adding insult to injury, Mr. Immelt is chair of President Obama’s Council on Jobs and Competitiveness. That's wrong. Mr. Immelt should not lead the administration's effort to create jobs.
Join Russ Feingold and Progressives United's call for Mr. Immelt to resign from his position on President Obama's jobs panel today.
Time to Step Down
I Join Russ Feingold and Progressives United...
in calling for General Electric's Jeffrey Immelt to step down from his position as Chair of the president's Council on Jobs and Competitiveness -- and if he won't, President Obama must ask for his resignation.
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