Thread regarding Comcast layoffs

Cavanagh Salary

As many with stress, suffer, have sleepless nights concerned about how to manage upcoming weeks and months, ole' Mike won't be concerned about mortgage payments, health care, unemployment, child care, groceries and $5 a gallon gas, he will be sleeping just fine as he runs the company into the ground! Bravo!!

Comcast co-CEO Michael J. Cavanagh received a total compensation package of $71.76 million for the 2025 fiscal year, as disclosed in a proxy statement filed with the SEC.

2025 Compensation Breakdown

• Total Compensation: $71,756,644
• Base Salary: $2,600,962
• Stock Awards: $60,341,115 (includes a $35 million special award recognizing his promotion to co-CEO)
• Non-Equity Incentive Plan / Cash Bonus: $8,583,175
• All Other Compensation: $231,392


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Post ID: @OP+1m62ncreb

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@a2 It has everything to do with the people impacted because the executive SLT has failed for years to acknowledge the business model needed to change, adjust to better compete and take full accountability for their failures to do that. They milked the cow until it was dry. Are any of them saying that? Of course not! Are they willing to give back most of what they didn't earn, nope. The magic formula is always do another restructure to kiss Wall Street's big a-s so the stock price goes back up. And who's pays for all that, axed employees do. If my company was failing that I was leading, I absolutely wouldn't accept millions that I didn't earn, that's the right thing to do. They tell us sacrifices need to be made but do they, fu-k no!

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Post ID: @c5+1m62ncreb

Greed is going to be the end of this company. All of the bad decisions of the last 5 years have been powered by greed.

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Post ID: @ab+1m62ncreb

@a3 it deserves to be reposted. He made co-CEO of a fam busn, is getting his own media giant empire, and also has a massive salary. Meanwhile the company is tanking. Stop telling people what they can post unless it’s telling someone like you to stop saying what people can post.

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Post ID: @a5+1m62ncreb

There was another thread about this, and the question still stands , what exactly has Cavanagh delivered to justify that package? He landed the co-CEO title and reported compensation more than twice Brian Roberts’ for 2025. He certainly negotiated a he-l of a deal for himself. I’m struggling to see the equivalent deal for the people doing the work.And the board approved this. They owe people an explanation of what results justify that level of compensation while employees are losing sleep over mortgages and health insurance. If leadership wants credit for the company’s successes, it can take responsibility for the failures too.

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Post ID: @a4+1m62ncreb

This was already posted awhile ago. Please take time to read the forum, before posting again.

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Post ID: @a3+1m62ncreb

What does this do for those impacted? Nothing.

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