Jan. 7, 2020
Rule Comments, Simply, as an investor through my pension plan, I absolutely oppose any change in rules by the SEC that, in any way, reduces the fiduciary responsibility of a corporation to its shareholders. Just being at the head of a corporation does not authorize that individual to act in any way against the overall and "LONG-TERM" interests of the shareholders-period. Labor standards must demonstrate a real respect for the men and women who actually make the corporation successful. Executive compensation has gone completely beyond the pale of what is reasonable. Further, the corporation must demonstrate a sense of simple decency and respect of human rights and the environment as much a core function of the business as profits. Profit must NEVER be the sole measure of success. Robert Haslag [redacted]