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- Aug 19, 2002
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Whose Ox Gored
One lawyer said the company's chief executive officer, Bruce Lakefield, who makes $425,000 a year, is taking no pay cut at all. Asked about that during a brief interview Thursday, Lakefield said he would gladly give up his annual salary if it would save the airline.
But, "It's a pimple," he said.
Lakefield noted that he made less than his predecessor, David Siegel, and that he received no bonus or retirement contributions.
"The money does not mean anything to me," he said.
Instead, personal decisions came into play. Lakefield explained that he left retirement in Naples, Fla., to run the Arlington, Va., airline six months ago and did not see his wife for days at a time. "There has to be enough for me to live and to support an extra house," he said.
So the Question is.....how many of Us are going to lose the ONE :angry: house we live in? And How many of us also had to leave our hometown and our families behind to help this company out?
One lawyer said the company's chief executive officer, Bruce Lakefield, who makes $425,000 a year, is taking no pay cut at all. Asked about that during a brief interview Thursday, Lakefield said he would gladly give up his annual salary if it would save the airline.
But, "It's a pimple," he said.
Lakefield noted that he made less than his predecessor, David Siegel, and that he received no bonus or retirement contributions.
"The money does not mean anything to me," he said.
Instead, personal decisions came into play. Lakefield explained that he left retirement in Naples, Fla., to run the Arlington, Va., airline six months ago and did not see his wife for days at a time. "There has to be enough for me to live and to support an extra house," he said.
So the Question is.....how many of Us are going to lose the ONE :angry: house we live in? And How many of us also had to leave our hometown and our families behind to help this company out?