CFO's Say They Will Reduce Bonuses and 401(k) Matches

Source: World At Work
October 21, 2009

More than half of chief financial officers and senior comptrollers surveyed said their company is reducing bonuses and 26% said their company is reducing its 401(k) match, according to a new national survey. Click here to read more.

      

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