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Fair contract | 0
To: Lowell C McAdam, Verizon
Please give your workers a fair contract, they give everything to make sure you have billions in profits each year. Please consider what your customers want as well as your stockholders, and remember whose most important to your future as a successfully company.
James bluma
46307
taxes and bargaining | 0
To: Lowell C McAdam, Verizon
mr.lowell,dont you think its about time you and your head honchos,got off your haunches,and pay your fair shares,even though you too are probably paying less than your secretaries?what used to be middle class america,thinks so.as well as do your american duty and pay your employees fair wages,and bargain fairly.there is no question as to wheather you need them or not,its wheather or not you will do the right thing,and keep american jobs where they belong.in america!
susan martin
23860
Sometimes a board is just that... | 0
To: Lowell C McAdam, Verizon
.... a wooden plank that doesn't feel, listen or respond to its surroundings. I'm hoping that Verizon might be different because history tells us that when Bank America, Netflix, Dunkin Donuts didn't the customers reacted. Can I count on Verizon to pay its fair share of taxes, to reward and pay its employees in a manner equitable to what it pays it executives to make good decisions? Or do I need to rethink my association with Verizon? Your actions will speak loudly Mr. McAdam!
Thom
53213
Fairness to your corporations workers is critical to your success | 0
To: Daniel S. (Dan) Mead, Verizon
The United States is going through a difficult period economically, while many of you who are already rich are prospering. Just as we like fair play on our ball fields and courts, American industry ought to play by just rules. That means you are in a position to urge fair play at Verizon and elsewhere in corporate boardrooms. Now is the time. If you do list, Verizon and its affliated businesses will realize consequences. You yourself will never be poor. But you will be disgraced. If you look at the history of the American labor movement, despite you contempt for it, you will discover that business success depends on labor and good relations with workers. It's your choice.
Chaplain Stanley Howard Schwartz DD
32119
Truly disgraceful what you earn, Bruan, and what you pay your workers! | 0
To: Brian T Moynihan, Bank of America
Whatever happened to "decent, moral, fair compensation for the workers who earn your wealth, but do NOT share in it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dr. & Mrs. Cidis
19348
FAIRNESS and Equality at Verizon | 0
To: Lowell C McAdam, Verizon
You expect your workers to give back their hard-won benefits and pay even while you and your moneyed peers wriggle out of your financial responsibilities to this country. Pay your taxes and treat your workers with respect.
Linda Richmond
98061
Tax-Dodging | 0
To: Blair Crump, Verizon
I am a Verizon customer and have been for 10 years. I believe in loyalty to businesses that provide excellent service and I select only businesses that are fair to their employees as well. This is why I am deeply worried about the treatment Verizon employees have been receiving. They have been so courteous to me while I can't say the same for employees of other businesses. You expect your workers to give back their hard-won benefits and pay even while you and your moneyed peers wriggle out of your financial responsibilities to this country. Pay your taxes and treat your workers with respect. Thank you for your prompt attention to this grievous situation.
Maria Luna
91755
You Pig, Noski | 0
To: Charles H Noski, Bank of America
I respectfully submit that you represent the ugly side of Capitalism, and a disgrace to your country. You have forfeited the right to call yourself an American.
Robert OBrien
01238
Please pay your fair share | 0
To: Lowell C McAdam, Verizon
I have been a loyal customer of Verizon for over ten years. I have an uncle that works for your company. You employ hundreds of people in and around my community. I do appreciate the good things you do. However, I also realize that this country has been shaken by the financial crisis. Income inequality has grown to epic proportions and the "trickle down" theory just doesn't work. How can you ask for tax breaks, pay millions in bonuses each year, and then turn around and ask your employees to sacrifice? It is shameful. Please, help to shoulder the burden. Build up from the bottom instead of propping up the elite. We will all benefit in the long run. Thank you for your time,
Natalie Avallone
21131
You Bottom-feeding Scumbag, Price | 0
To: Joe L Price, Bank of America
You are the ugly side of Capitalism, and a disgrace to your country. You have forfeited the right to call yourself an American.
Robert OBrien
01238
You Bottom-feeding Scumbag, Moynihan | 0
To: Brian T Moynihan, Bank of America
You are the ugly side of Capitalism, and a disgrace to your country. You have forfeited the right to call yourself an American.
Robert J OBrien
01238
Work to make Verizon worth working for | 0
To: Peter W. Thonis, Verizon
Are you proud of working for Verizon? Or would you be happier if it acted more responsibly? I hope that you want Verizon to be a company you can be proud of. Please help make Verizon a better corporite citizen,
Fred Oswald
44130
You do not have to read this message but if you don't know what the Golden Rule is... | 0
To: Lowell C McAdam, Verizon
Treat others the way you would like to be treated. You can't go wrong with that. I have been tempted to take my business elsewhere for better rates and ethical standards, but the only reason I have been a loyal Verizon customer is because of the people who work and represent the company. You get the best out of people when you treat them with the kind of respect you would want to work under. Take your name off the stigmatizing list and be remembered in history as a leader of equity and common decency. Thank you,
Jia Lee
10009
Fairness for everyone | 0
To: Lowell C McAdam, Verizon
Please do the right thing by your employees! They are the backbone of all corporations. Without them ,where would you be!?
Susan
11967
Bargain Fairly | 0
To: Lowell C McAdam, Verizon
Verizon needs to bargain fairly with it's 45,000 employees. Please bargain with good intentions.
Brenda Elliott
12528
RN struggles to live in NYC | 0
To: Vikram S Pandit, Partnership for NYC
Dear Mr. Pandit:
I am writing to you as a solidly middle class Manhattanite, a registered nurse at New York Presbyterian / Columbia University ("Columbia-Presbyterian"), who struggles every day to continue to live in New York City.
At the moment, my family and I are barely managing to remain here, despite what most would perceive as my highly respectable salary. But we simply can't compete with people who can afford $10 million apartments. And as sad as it is, it feels even worse to know that many of those people didn't actually EARN the money they are using to squeeze us out of our city; that money is ill-gotten gains, much of it paid by me and my fellow Americans as tax money -- and given to the banking industry to bail the bankers out.
Now those banks won't even pre-certify my husband and me to purchase an apartment -- the same banks that gladly accepted our bail-out money. And those bankers are still throwing "their" (read: MY) money around, keeping (luxury) real estate prices high, and squeezing most of us out of our homes.
Thanks for your concern,
Dara
10040
Verizon workers | 0
To: Anthony J. (Tony) Melone Sr., Verizon
Like many thousands of other Americans, I applaud the efforts of Verizon workers to defend our standard of living and democratic ideal against corporate greed. They carry the ball for all of us. Herman Benson
Herman Benson
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Please pay your fair share in taxes & support a fair contract with workers | 0
To: Francis J. (Fran) Shammo, Verizon
Dear Mr. Shammo, I am writing to ask you to please stop using pressure tactics to lower corporate and individual capital gains taxes. People who do well in America should do well by America. Also, please support a fair contract with your workers. We will need to move our business to Comcast if Verizon continues to treat its workers unfairly, by not agreeing on a just contract with them. Thank you very much!
Miriam Shako
19072
Verizon customers care about Verizon works, not the cushy execs | 0
To: Lowell C McAdam, Verizon
Dear Mr. Lowell, As a Verizon customer, I am beyond disappointed in your company's approach to business and worker rights. Taking away your workers' benefits and not paying your fair share of taxes is as despicable as it is un-American. If you do not grant your workers the benefits THEY DESERVE and the federal taxes YOU OWE THIS COUNTRY for housing your business, then I will happily move my family and I to a different cell phone company. In fact, I think I'll go ahead and cancel my plan by the end of the week and encourage all of my friends and family that use Verizon to do the same. Sincerely, An angry American and customer
emily howe
10023
Verizon | 0
To: Lowell C McAdam, Verizon
Dear Lowell McAdam, please pay your taxes. In these hard economic times we can't afford for the biggest corporations to avoid taxes. Thanks for your consideration.
Ben MacDonald
01756
Cable-vision is looking better all the time. | 0
To: Lowell C McAdam, Verizon
When I heard about Fios, I couldn't wait to subscribe to Verizon because Cablevision , my only choice till then, treated it's people so poorly, and I knew that Verizon took care of it's workers. Well, I thought I knew anyway.Gentlemen, the workers of America are your customers, and we are watching. Get us riled up enough, and we'll stick together like you can't believe. If you don't believe me, ask Governor Scott Walker how its going out in Wisconsin. I'm not talking threats, I'm talking consequences.
Carl Rotolo
How will history judge today's corporate leader. | 0
To: Lowell C McAdam, Verizon
Corporate leaders of the 19th century like Morgan, Carnage and Rockefeller are thought of today by many as the "Great Robber Barons". Man who made fortunes while the blue collar people who worked for them subsisted. Verizon is a great company and the people who made it great do not just work in corporate board rooms but in bucket trucks, customer service offices and in customers homes. Our national economy depends on people like these being able to buy homes and cars and being able on put their children through school. A fair contract is all they ask. For the sake of Verizon's and even your own personal legacies and allow your workers to have a fair contract. Thank you for listening.
Michael Panzarella, customer
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Limiting the the struggle to survive | 0
To: Ivan G Seidenberg, Verizon
There are corporations small in number I admit, that take quality care of it's employees eliminating turnover and other negatives. One such company comes to mind started in 1895 and Harvard refers to it as a teaching tool. I hope Verizon can find concern for it's employee base to do better than just survive. Your customer,
Gerard Swainson
22032-1213
a fair share | 0
To: Lowell C McAdam, Verizon
Please do all in your power to see that workers' rights are respected and that they get a contract that will give them a fair share of Verizon's profits and provide them with decent benefits.
Sharon Krauze
10009
You owe your wealth to your employees! | 0
To: Lowell C McAdam, Verizon
I am a Verizon customer since 2006. I have no intention of renewing my contract when it expires this April because I support unions, and I expect the companies I buy services from to treat their employees fairly. When you do not negotiate with your employees represented by the Communications Workers of America, you are not treating your employees fairly. You can do better.
Shellee Billings
98507
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