We essentially do not think Government should be dictating at what level companies compensate workers. But we do think the various laws we pass in Congress should be written in such a way that we don't provide additional benefits for extremely lavish compensation to high officials and inadequate compensation to people who are working every day in the bowels of these companies.
Jeff Bingaman: “We essentially do not think Government should be dictating at what level companies compensate workers. But we do think…”
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Discussing government regulation of corporate compensation during a floor speech.
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