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2010 Executive Compensation Proxy Chart

Shareholders are taking the lead in keeping executive compensation in check. If you own stock in one of the companies listed below, be sure to vote your proxies in favor of greater shareholder say on pay.

(For linked companies, click through to our Responsible Shopper to learn more about the company's record on social and environmental issues. Thanks to AFL-CIO, As You Sow, Ceres, and ICCR for assistance in compiling these charts.)

COMPANY SHAREHOLDER RESOLUTION DATE
     
AIG Report on health care and pay disparity between CEOs and other workers MAY 12
Dupont Asks that executive compensation be linked to social responsibility and environmental performance as well as to financial crieteria MAY 7
Goldman Sachs Report on health care and pay disparity between CEOs and other workers, and forbid CEOs sitting on the compensation committee MAY 18
GE Report on health care and pay disparity between CEOs and other workers APRIL 28
State Street Report on health care and pay disparity between CEOs and other workers MAY 19
United Health Group Asks that executive compensation be linked to social responsibility and environmental performance as well as to financial crieteria MAY 24
Wal-Mart Allow shareholders to vote on non-binding resolutions on executive compensation packages JUNE 4

 

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