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Kodak is cutting more jobs. President and CFO stepping down.

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Holy cats, Perez will be the last one standing. Never good when the CFO quits.
 
I feel very sad for the employees at Kodak that are getting their jobs cut.

The interesting aspect of it is that 1,000 employees together make 330,000,000 dollars. That's an average of $ 330,000 per year in compensation and benefits. No wonder their costs are too high.
 
I feel very sad for the employees at Kodak that are getting their jobs cut.

The interesting aspect of it is that 1,000 employees together make 330,000,000 dollars. That's an average of $ 330,000 per year in compensation and benefits. No wonder their costs are too high.
There are probably associated cuts in rent and office/plant expenses and supplies as well.
 
I feel very sad for the employees at Kodak that are getting their jobs cut.

The interesting aspect of it is that 1,000 employees together make 330,000,000 dollars. That's an average of $ 330,000 per year in compensation and benefits. No wonder their costs are too high.

Can that figure be right? Not a zero too much or wrongly positioned comma?

If it is correct then yes. Just close the whole thing. Sell off the tools and patents and be done with it. Guess how many high-skilled people (I deliberately don't refer to them as "workers") one of those salaries would get in an emerging economy country? Heck, since moving back to Sweden, I hardly make more than a tenth of that per year!

No tears for Kodak by me from now on...
 
It is my understanding that the $330,000,000 figure applies to the total of 3,700 employees being cut in 2012 - that comes out to about $89,000 per employee being cut.
 
They keep firing the wrong guy.

You said it. Isn't it pathetic?

But then again, it just occurred to me: what kind of a CEO would they be likely to find who would be willing to run this ship in its current condition? Of course, it would be a hell of an accomplishment to actually straighten it out and do something creative and worthwhile out of Kodak while they at least still have some assets that are tangible and useful in today's market.
 
My brother in law, with a background in economics and financial management, just said to me that "the CFO going is a death knell". Something very obviously hasn't worked out at Kodak now. I would have thought the man in the gilt-lined chair, what's his name — Perez? He should go first? What seems to be the delay? Or is it a case of wise men, as well as monkeys, desert a sinking ship?? :pouty:
 
My brother in law, with a background in economics and financial management, just said to me that "the CFO going is a death knell". Something very obviously hasn't worked out at Kodak now. I would have thought the man in the gilt-lined chair, what's his name — Perez? He should go first? What seems to be the delay? Or is it a case of wise men, as well as monkeys, desert a sinking ship?? :pouty:

From what I know, your brother-in-law knows what he's talking about. What a sad situation this could blossom into.
 
Imagine being on Kodak's Board of Directors. Perez is Chairman as well as CEO. How much straight talk can there be?

I cannot understand why the man who "led" them into bankruptcy and their shares into near-worthlessness is still there, expecting a bonus for "guiding" them through the bankruptcy! Although the bankruptcy has been very hard on Perez. He had to give up both corporate jets. It's a bitch to have to fly first class commercial on vacations to his hometown in Spain, you know.

To reference a currently popular political topic, Perez can declare "I didn't build this".
 
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It's not surprising Faraci went. He was Co-President and Co-Chief Operating Officer. Why the hell would they need two?
 
Generally, as an average, a given office space cost = the office occupant's pay.

PE

They should stick Perez in the basement, and pay him accordingly.
 
How long can it take for Kodak to sell off the film division? I cant be alone in waiting for the rest of this company to just go away.
 
How long can it take for Kodak to sell off the film division?

Since they didn't do very well with the patent auction and Lucky and Fuji appear to be getting out of the film business, just what makes you think there is a buyer out there for Kodak's film business?
 
C'mon Kodak......If they can't sell it, then what? Will they exit the business?
 
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