Greedy Kellogg's CEO Caught On Tape Bragging About Working Employees To The Bone

[@blazonbyrd5996]

It's amazing some are so greedy they forget about the ones who made them rich to begin with. Typical business practices these days. Thanks for sharing, More Perfect Union!

[@drstone1167]

👎 I have been boycotting Kellogg’s since they went ‘Woke’ The Kellogg Foundation bankrolls $500 monthly income for illegal aliens. Shame on them.

[@evehudson2024]

Those kind of people should be put outta business

[@chrisbarrett5588]

Why do so many people continue to vote against their better judgement in order to achieve temporary satisfaction when their livelihoods are not improving especially with the cost of consumer goods and services.

[@1987Confused]

Di000

[@chriscypret5365]

And as long as everyone keeps getting fooled by the same exact Rep , vote these same exact Rep in we the people will keep being screwed

[@parkermudsen1063]

It’s never enough for these corporate goons. It’s almost as if they’re trying to fill this bottomless hole inside themselves where their souls used to be.

[@toddgittins5692]

Right on! Well said.

[@keanuxu5435]

Those people should fill that hole with the work they make their underpaid workers do

[@Mimashrimp]

Oh they need to be filled with holes alright

[@richardcooley6061]

USED to be?

[@deenanthekemoni5567]

Greed is a sickness on par with p3dophilia. They'll never stop, even if nobody has anything else to take, they'd find a way to capitalize on their misery. Wolves not people.

[@rabbithowls71]

This is 99% of big companies, greed greed greed. Maximize profit, lower wages, lower benefits, lower quality.

[@larrystaley21]

Easy answer to that. Simply do not patronize them!!

[@rabbithowls71]

@@larrystaley21 then you have to grow all your own food, make all your clothes, etc because they are all the same.

[@FogelsChannel]

@rabbithowls Go to farmer markets for food, and resale shops for clothes. Buy Android phones.

[@KaylaHumphries-us8jq]

All companies in America You literally have to figure out how to start your own company

[@SandraBonney]

I haven't bought any kellogs cereals for years because it's too expensive for what it is and there is no nutritional value whatsoever. It kind of follows that they treat their staff so terribly. If they can sell sugary cardboard to you to feed your children, they are not nice people. How do your labour laws allow this kind of abuse of it's workers?

[@gordonallen9095]

This isn't just Kellogg's. This is pretty much EVERY American corporation, and how they view/use their workers. In the eyes of executives/management, these people are nameless drones who are expendable and interchangeable. Their humanity doesn't matter to the executives of these companies. We are living in a 21st Century "Gilded Age." PROFIT over PEOPLE.

[@bkeen7013]

These people ARE interchangeable!!! That’s why they’re at the bottom of the corporation. It’s why they needed union protection because without it, you could put a monkey in there to do their jobs for 20 bananas a day. Quite frankly, these Union workers should be kissing the ground the CEO walks on for their protected jobs and over compensation. Without it, they’re be only a $15/hour employee.

[@MusicAsWeMakeIt]

Inflation...what the politicians call it.

[@db8658]

​@@bkeen7013Mmmmm, boot leather.

[@michaeld4861]

Everything that bastard ceo says sounds straight out of some dystopian nightmare movie. "And remember my dear workers, work will set you free!"

[@dimitriberozny3729]

He belongs in prison!!

[@mondogecko01]

Yea if you are a communist.

[@prodigalpriest]

I haven't heard that last quote in quite some time. It was placed over a gate in Poland. And it was written as, "Arbeit Macht Frei!" In German.

[@johnmourer5747]

The lady said it well." It's never enough."

[@johnhudelson2652]

Ja. Arbeit macht frei.

[@jackmeehof2440]

“Thank you” doesn’t pay the bills…. Union strong 💪 good luck brothers and sisters

[@Timshot100]

Tell that too the Pipeline union workers

[@mrhorrorjunkie7873]

Talk’s cheap

[@chrisbarrett5588]

An honest days work should be reflected in the workers paychecks when payday comes. If it were not for the hardworking men and women who get up everyday, brave the weather in order to support themselves and their families by working these different types of jobs out there, these greedy, money hungry CEO'S would be bankrupt and therefore out of business. This is corporate greed at the expense of the workers who make these companies profitable and competitive in the business market in it's ugliest form.

[@tinaperez7393]

That message isn't for the workers, that's for the public relations / marketing. Ie look at us appearing to say thanks to our brave, special, values workers. Aren't we a great company whose products you feel good about buying? Total smoke & mirrors, empty, performative b.s.

[@flynnfranklin1887]

Union Strong😮 that's why they closed omaha nebraska.

[@michaeldavis4746]

Based upon the Kellogg’s CEO’s greed, I will intentionally never buy Kellogg’s products again. I will spread the word by sending this exposing video to every friend I have. It my hope this game information go viral around the world with the goal of putting Kellogg’s out of business. The CEO is z as disgrace to the United States.

[@freedomfighter4990]

Hopefully, Americans will make not buying Kellogg's products the default until they make a fair deal with the union. But it's a huge umbrella corp. so you have to do some digging to find out how many products are made by Kellogg's that don't have their name on the box.

[@voidhog1028]

We need to do more. This is every major corporation. They get more humanity than we do.

[@frankmeloy4457]

Maybe you should look at the offer. Everything in it is millions of times better than what is offered by any employer in the surrounding areas. You’re all being played. If anyone is being greedy, it’s BCTGM!

[@michaeld4861]

Remember that Kellogs owns like 30 other brands as well. They've made it so that boycotting them takes a lot of homework and dedication. It's a hidden monopoly.

[@michaeldavis4746]

@@michaeld4861 I’m taking it on myself to research every single income flow source to Kellogg’s that evil greedy CEO must be taught a lesson that he and his buddies on management will never forget. We will boycotting all their businesses and hit them in the wallet the likes that have never been seen. THEY WILL LEARN ONCE THEY ALL ARE LIVING UNDER A BRIDGE DIRT POOR!

[@purplelava563]

Reminds me of when I worked in a correctional facility for CoreCivic. 16 hr days & maybe more if they asked you to stay. People in their 30’s had already had a stroke! I quit & as I walked out of one of the inmate pods, they were all cheering me🤣🤣

[@JasonNZ42]

We should celebrate you leaving that awful job 😁

[@purplelava563]

@@JasonNZ42 Believe me, I thank God every single day!!!!!!!!

[@faithwhite6439]

Only your children will miss you or care for you.

[@elizabethbox4464]

Yikes! I looked into core civic once for nurse job…. Decided no way!!!

[@purplelava563]

@@elizabethbox4464 Good choice!👍

[@BruceWayne-jg3hv]

At this point, software engineers could write programs to replace the CEOs, but without the people who keep the business functioning and profitable, they have nothing and will lose everything. We need to stop the greed and corporate payoffs of politicians so that this countries economy works for everyone, not just the powerful and wealthy.

[@frankmeloy4457]

Obviously you have no clue what you are saying, or what software engineers actually do. An industrial electrician could easily automate the vast majority of these workers’ jobs, though. It would be more efficient and make fewer mistakes.

[@BruceWayne-jg3hv]

@@frankmeloy4457 Electricians deal with wiring and power input and output, not robots. That's what engineers do. Robots are not flawless and make many mistakes and need constant maintenance, which would end up costing more than it would to employ people. The jobs these CEOs do are so mindless they could be replaced by software.

[@frankmeloy4457]

@@BruceWayne-jg3hv you’ve never set foot in a manufacturing facility and it shows.

[@frankmeloy4457]

@@BruceWayne-jg3hv I AM an electrician, so maybe you shouldn’t try to tell me about my job that I’ve been doing for about 15 years, because you just make it obvious that you tend to bull$sh;t. I program robots. Fanuc robots, namely. As part of my job as an ELECTRICIAN. They do not make mistakes. They perform multiple tasks the exact same way every time. And when an employer is forced by the union to pay the same wages for production employees as they do for electricians, they will replace as many production employees with a fleet of robots that can be maintained by one electrician and one mechanic.

[@frankmeloy4457]

@@BruceWayne-jg3hv “the jobs these CEOs do are so mindless they could be replaced by software.” 🤔 If it’s so easy, why don’t YOU just become a CEO? I hear it pays well.

[@nitwitt50]

Give the workers shares in the company, too.

[@odinson902]

Buy shares.

[@microtimconstruct5386]

@@odinson902 If you greedy smucks would pay us a fair wage ... WE COULD AFFORD TO DO JUST THAT !!!!

[@rongendron8705]

Yes, profit sharing is the answer!

[@marthalattimore4168]

Without the little people there will never be profits to brag about no matter that the company or who the big bosses are….

[@blazonbyrd5996]

TRUTH!

[@matthewstewart5113]

Wrong , America was intended for small growth and development. When workers complain about wages , "they" open the gates for immigration. Thus keeping wages low for workers but salaries and bonuses high for management. Look it up . Around every four to eight years there is a hig job losses across blue collar jobs. These families usually end up losing thier homes, change in careers are needed. White collar jobs not really effected during these. We bailed out the banks in 2008 almost $1 trillion +. The banks used this money to buy homes and than they rented them back to the American's that bailed them out. It's was a total scam aginst the American people 😒.

[@randomcommenter395]

@@matthewstewart5113 the elite are constantly manipulating the economy to keep the people down

[@Ricky-ez2nh]

If everybody just bands together and doesn't buy Kellogg's products, that'll teach him a lesson.

[@barryminor6245]

😆😝😭😂🤣😜🤪😝

[@stayinganonymous.3172]

Hah. Good luck not starving.

[@matthewstewart5113]

Workers are expendable. "Should have went to college" is what they say and believe . You are not thier people, you are thier Products. United "WE" are worth $243 Trillion that's roughly $500 billion. Per citizen. Divided you are a product worth$3,800-$48,000. Stand UNITED it pays.

[@tonying59]

It should be illegal to fire workers who strike when they are trying to protect themselves from greed

[@matthewstewart5113]

@@tonying59 it's aginst federal law, To fire workers on strike.

[@ginakelley749]

I'm happy to say, I haven't bought a Kellogg product in over 50 years.

[@FloridaMan69.]

and? you want a medal or cookie

[@MysticXX]

@@FloridaMan69. you seem like you love cookies

[@kgoundan]

@@MysticXXhe can’t have Keebler cookies as they are made by Kellogg’s. Perhaps he has bought Kellogg’s products without knowing it.

[@MARVELOUSUGWUNALI]

😅😅😂😂

[@ronnie61b59]

I thought it carbs that a noo food yogurt fruit

[@Nevarek_]

Owners are so lazy. Workers should have all the spoils if they're going to do all the work.

[@michealklee8844]

Support your local essential workers 🙏in solidarity ✊🏽union strong 💪🏽

[@brendaechols5929]

Working 7 days a week and mandatory forced overtime? That unhealthy.

[@smorris281]

This isn’t the 1920’s. There are labor laws now. No one is forced to do anything.

[@prodigalpriest]

Your naivety is ADORABLE. 😍

[@plantsplantz2116]

Work them 7 days .....Stack that money now so when layoffs come economy nosedive one will have options

[@roscopriceathens]

Mostly voluntary, maybe not extended but certainly 7 days is a desirable thing in the cereal industry

[@James-ol6rw]

There’s a special place in hell for these kinds of corporate leaders who abuse their employees.

[@johnnguyen270]

Gov of Michigan please get this man and his family out of your state with NO COMPENSATION!!!

[@lunam7249]

unlikely, both FREEMASON butt buddy's☠️

[@stuartbuckley6113]

She is part of the problem, definitely not the solution.

[@darinsingleton3553]

The very definition of Neoliberalism, where all morality is transactional and human beings are disposable. Or, as the corporate-media & the political establishment like to call it: "acceptable norms."

[@justyouforget3609]

The problem is only that people need a voice. Capitalism without representation is just exploitation right? Unions just voice the for the people. Its common sence.

[@gregoryballestero4369]

@@justyouforget3609 The union my mom is a member of as a crossing guard in NYC is just as bad as majority of these corporations the amount of verified corruption blew me away when I read a couple articles about them a few years back not fighting for their members using union money for huge party's and vacations they all drive merc's and other higher end cars, yet somehow when they were all up for re-election they all managed to keep their seats in the union, it's not like you can stop paying dues because you know they are being mis-used

[@richardhall916]

@@justyouforget3609 the problem with unions is ALL employees become equal, good employees sink, bad ones raised up , everything equal, a POS. Worker , afforded the same rights as a stellar one. Habitually late, calling off, or fired and union gets your job back, vs someone who shows up and does their job. Corruption , and union business agents that are supposed to fight for their members are seldom around , and in many situations side with the company.I'm not against union's, but I don't think their the fix all solution.

[@justyouforget3609]

@@richardhall916 Equal is good. Then you have the Base equality + time accrude. simple math for innocent people.

[@azieg9ygeb]

@@richardhall916nobody is saying that you should still have the job if you’re not doing the bare minimum of what the job makes you do. We just want to be compensated fairly, especially for those who are overworked.

[@salamandermo]

we can never feel the need because we think one day the greed will help those that need. ceos do nothing spend nothing and contribute nothing to our society if they want to cut costs get rid of them and replace them with robots. the profits are in the millions for that

[@KokoroKatsura]

A N I M E N I M E

[@lesliepessemier3766]

LETS BRING UNIONS BACK AND GIVE SOME POWER TO THE PEOPLE!!

[@boristheamerican2938]

Wont happen because you vote republican.

[@FogelsChannel]

OKAY!!!! LETS DO THAT!!!! WHO SHOULD I CALL TO GET THAT GOING????

[@FarginhoodMcBastage]

@@FogelsChanneldemocrats All you need is people being willing to form a union. It needs to be everyone at the place of employment and you'll need a union head. Best to read up on it and see what's needed. And of course don't vote for Republicans, who are anti union and are pro greedy corporation. You could speak to any unionized worker you may know and ask who you could talk to about it. Some are formed out of nothing but the work force.

[@mariantreber8055]

We should not need unions in a free country. Only real truth sets us free....soon.

[@frankd.506]

This is the norm, these guys don't get that position because they're good people, they're vultures.

[@purplelava563]

SO true!!

[@austingruber5695]

Same thing happening to the Hershey company as we speak. Us who are union are voting on the contract for the next 4 years. Two tier pay system. No one new is going to tier one which pays $6 or more over tier two. We are in here 7 days a week with being forced 4 hours every other day. No pension. No big raise. Not even a big bonus like those greedy corporate people get. If we go on strike we go on strike. They want to pay us less and give a raise less than the inflation is for the year. Cost of living increase is non existent. Yet we are in this plant 24/7 making candy for this greedy company.

[@prodigalpriest]

Unions are in it for THEMSELVES. Anytime you get a group of people together for power and money that's what eventually happens to them. Humans are just greedy creatures and have ALWAYS been that way.

[@coaltrain18000]

Is Hershey the only employer??? Go find another company if you’re truly not happy, otherwise quit crying and make a change. Grow a pair or 1😂

[@Cripsandbloodsaresellouts]

@@coaltrain18000damn

[@azreyevans1843]

​@coaltrain18000 wow you're something else.. hope you're doing fine till your last breath..

[@arroe_jackson9148]

We stand with the workers!! #BoycottKellogg's

[@MedievalWerewolf]

This is the culmination of any society that views money as the end-goal rather than a resource to be utilized for a greater good. Every year they're expected to make more and more and more. Even if they come out well in the black, if it's not more than last year it's considered a failure -- which means things get worse for the workers. It's a truly depraved model that needs to die.

[@microtimconstruct5386]

totally agree, infinit growth is IMPOSIBLE, id also make being filthy rich illegal, lets be honest, it's dangerous to allow any one person to have enough money to be able to control governments !!!

[@msjay025]

This is a disgrace, this video needs to be passed on. No one should have to work seven days a week and not be handsomely rewarded. It is easier for a camel to go through an eye of a needle than for a rich man to get into heaven. Greedy bastards.

[@audisnewbeginning8616]

I'd love to see the CEO take over 1 of the workers shifts for a month straight. Let's see if they can do it, meet unreasonable production requirements and so on. Wonder if he'd last and if so if he'd gain some empathy after that.

[@stacey8868]

Amen to that!

[@toddgittins5692]

Yes, sir!

[@tinaperez7393]

1) that would NEVER happen, 2) he's not interested in or capable of empathy. Empathy isn't what pays his raises and bonuses. His robbing and enslaving the workers and paying his board and shareholders is.

[@johnnybravo5964]

That CEO needs to be made to be on the line working 16 hour days 7 days a week until he compensates for all the money he got.

[@crimsonspice72]

Stop buying that poison my sisters and brothers!!!! Let stand united against these creatures

[@coraleeudell802]

It's time for us to begin praying 🙏 to GOD that HE will remove those evil, wicked and greedy people!!!! GOD IS THE GREAT EQUALIZER!!!

[@captainbeyond4350]

24 7 who is paying for these high priced cereals. 6$ for 9 oz of cereal., Ridiculous.

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

Many US breakfast cereal 🥣 brands are way out of line. This is why they are "marked" down or buy 1 get 1 so often. It's a marketing ploy.

[@lindseytallent2855]

What’s so frustrating is that they could still work the plant 24 hours a day seven days a week and be humane if they just hired more people. Like everybody I’m sure deserves raises because I doubt they’re being paid enough to live on but even spreading out the work load without raising salaries would be a huge improvement in quality of life without costing them another cent - or at least very little extra cost (I guess there’s a little bit more overhead when you are cutting paychecks for more people)

[@bobpelley5093]

Unfortunately with a publicly traded company, their only Obligation is to make a profit for the company and its shareholders.I hope the workers can come to the table and have their demands granted! Sounds like they truly deserve it.God bless you.

[@boristheamerican2938]

Actually in the begining corporations were only allowed to exist if they benefitted some social cause like and orphanage.

[@lunam7249]

no, legal work week is 40 hours, by law

[@boristheamerican2938]

@@lunam7249 Ya but Project 2025 does away with that. That starts the moment Trump takes the oath.

[@jackiepaper101]

People working 7 days a week? I thought there were labor laws forbidding that.

[@scifirealism5943]

No... There are none.

[@spark300c]

@@scifirealism5943 there need to be. no more 48 hours a week which means no more that 8 hours of overtime.

[@scifirealism5943]

@@spark300c I agree but the people in charge of America have no desire to help the working-class; Only to perpetuate poverty and line their own pockets.

[@theirmom4723]

There are. But each state has a different set and those can be worked around based on the reason why.

[@fayegregg8199]

"Evil greed has no conscience whatsoever". "The LOVE of money is the root of all evil"!

[@kensurrency2564]

Productivity has been increasing for the past 40-50 years. Now it’s going exponential. The system is unstable.

[@jgg204]

Imagine a CEO doubling the price of the cereal, doubling his own compensation package and stock options, and then giving plant workers an extra $0.38 an hour, and joking about it on investor earnings calls.

[@leelindsay5618]

Sincere gratitude should be the bonus paid to the CEOs while the workers receive better pay. Let the multi-millionaire pay his bills with that gratitude. Let the workers get fair compensation and time off so they can pay their bills and feel appreciated.

[@chrisbarrett5588]

These deplorable, greedy corporate giants deserve a much needed wake up call from all of their hardworking employees who work tirelessly to keep these companies profitable and competitive by going on strike until they ( the employees ) are heard and taken seriously because they too have families to support and bills to pay like anyone else does. I encourage and support my fellow brothers and sisters in the efforts to be treated fairly and for better wages because the price of consumer goods and services are not cheap these days.

[@tinaperez7393]

That message isn't for the workers, that's for the public relations / marketing. Ie look at us appearing to say thanks to our brave, special, valued workers. Aren't we a great company whose products you feel good about buying? Total smoke & mirrors, empty, performative b.s.

[@leinster22]

I wouldn’t feed Kellogg cereal to a rat. Its poison

[@mikeconley6331]

Ur crazy to think a big company your working for cares about u , I had this conversation with my wife about her job and mine WE JUST A NUMBER AND WE CAN BE REPLACED so keep that in mind while working

[@theprecipiceofreason]

My employer got addicted to overtime. All 30 but 4 of us stopped doing overtime. Those 4 people are still doing it. No one else is.

[@muma8207]

This ... this report reveals everything that is wrong with this country right now. It's the poverty that is allowing the divisions. Americans are so interestingly passive.

[@shannonjohnson4314]

This is disgusting that this is allowed in America 🇺🇸 we need to use them as a example. These employees are humans not machines. They can keep their thank you's and pay their works restitution.

[@fw1421]

I don’t buy anything Kellogg makes.

[@peterthephillip]

The forced ot thing is so ridiculous. They could probably afford to hire a lot more people and oncrease everyone's base wages. But won't.

[@plannerjoy]

The CEO is the face of the company. The number one skill you need as a CEO is the ability to speak persuasively. Then you can bullshit your way through life from corporation to corporation.

[@terryrodriguez6209]

And they’re going to be raising their prices in January.

[@bartsherman7716]

Same at Cummins. Working 13 on 1 off because state law prohibits 14 straight. Cummins reported 8 billion in profits, when anyone asks what they want from us, my answer is more

[@mistiinseattle]

The large corporation I worked for was doing the same thing. They would force people to work 50 or 60 long days in a row and then publicly brag about how dedicated their team was and all they had accomplished. I was an office worker and they piled massive amounts of work on our decks until we were nervous wrecks and in tears of exhaustion. And we were paid way below industry standard. I was doing work that my boss did when I started... without any promotions and being paid low admin wages. They would "promote " hourly workers to salaried so they could force massive amounts of overtime without pay. I ended up retiring two years earlier than planned to get out of it.

[@cathybarker5086]

Years ago, probably decades ago, there was a study done on people working 7 days a week. Production went down, employees were sick more often. Productivity went DOWN!! The CEO is lying and doesn't really care about the employees or the company!

[@PianoUniverse]

If companies shared their wealth with employees the companies would get rewarded with even greater sales and business.

[@Dbodell8000]

Won’t be buying any Kellogg products ever again!

[@vallifebbraro4712]

This is shameful what is happening to America. Greed is the biggest motivator.

[@dmears238]

So he's the reason i can't find my all-bran cereal. Corporate greed it never fails.

[@MrJonsonville5]

Americans should just start shopping at all the foreign supermarkets..like around where I live there are a bunch of em, Mexican markets, Chinese markets, Japanese, Vietnamese, etc. I am so sick of the cronie capitalism on steroids and the interconnected nature of our scam economy. Food designed to make us sick, Healthcare designed to make us poor, but then we have to eat still, so we get sicker and then it's more co-pays and price gouged prescriptions, and then we work our asses off just to get poorer and sicker while the CEOs come in once a month to collect their bags of money. What a sick country.

[@jimjett9996]

Power to the union people ! Get what you deserve!

[@abraunski8875]

Kellogg corporate should be horrified that their customer base has already found other products that they like and may VERY well NEVER be back!

[@leiag201]

They do this because they are allowed to get away with it.

[@boristheamerican2938]

And they are allowed to get away with it because you vote republican.

[@teluvv66]

Yes as someone else said, greed is nearly 100% of companies in the world. It's sad but remains a great evil in the world.

[@curlycookguy]

Always check you cereal box, make sure it's not Kellogg's or any companies affiliated with Kellogg's

[@meangene7]

Tell that to tyson.

[@adiposerex5150]

They call their products breakfast? I call it junk food.

[@mscnhou1]

Same crap at my job. They love telling us how important we are. It's like a pat on the back is supposed to pay my bills.

[@tylendollison-leffler6961]

SEIZE YOUR WORKPLACES! ARM YOUR COWORKERS!

[@thefriendlessgamer8552]

It's been trickle up ever since Regan said the words trickle down.

[@thomasklimchuk441]

Years when the cold war was happening These corporations in order to keep their employee's from voting for left wing political parties allowed their employees and their unions to make demands upon companies Once the cold war ended so did the corporations having to bend over for union demands ended

[@tinaperez7393]

More like trickle down the workers' legs. Especially in the Amazon warehouses where they literally have to use empty soda bottles cuz no time to get to the bathrooms.

[@pauljanssen7594]

If I quit eating Kellogg's a couple years ago they weren't going to ring my wallet.

[@rolandsingh]

I had no idea that this was going, on - just now, seen this Video. I shall definitely NOT buy another Kellogg product ever, in the future. THANK YOU for the Video, MPU. 🇺🇸 Roland Singh, Canada 🇨🇦

[@micheleadimey9314]

Wild how that rich CEO tells the peoples to eat that toxic cereal . It’s horrible for our health !! Crimes to humanity!

[@BartlettTFD]

The Kellogg plant here in Memphis, TN has had the exact same problems that are described in this video. The company management refuses to acknowledge that the workers in their plants are the ONLY employees that are responsible for the tremendous success this company has enjoyed.

[@paolabueso]

I’m glad the employees are standing up for their interests too!! 🙌💖✨

[@gregoryballestero4369]

Isn't it sad where decades ago a company like this might employ an entire family father on the factory floor, mother doing office work and when little Billy gets to working age it might be his first and only job. The only problem is that was literally decades ago when the company knew if I take care of my workers they will take care of the business, now it's just o well fire the guy who's been here 25yrs and hire someone else at 1/2 the salary. It kind of blows my mind to think like only 60yrs ago you could raise a family with a single income now thats a rarity

[@Nonya6380]

This is on the governments too. No worker protection. Blame greed all you want, but who's enabling that?

[@Daylight-nu3rt]

That's one of the reasons why I don't buy national brands, their full of chemicals anyway.

[@Hwy157]

I was a non-union supervisor at a Union Plant, I oversaw the warehouse, one of the workers was a lady in shipping who caused havoc with the other employees, the other 13 employees hated her because of the hostile environment she caused. Even though I had cause and documentation to prove she was pulling this crap, the union would not agree to let her go. These fine people hated coming to work everyday because of one person.

[@hotttt28]

Union union union !!

[@Robato-yuh]

Other local cereal option?

[@DougGrinbergs]

Board of Directors Steven A. Cahillane Stephanie Ann Burns Carter A. Cast Richard W. Dreiling Roderick D. Gillum G. Zachary Gund Donald R. Knauss Mary A. Laschinger Erica L. Mann J. Michael Schlotman La June Montgomery Tabron Carolyn M. Tastad

[@captainbeyond4350]

You can't strike again the company the company will make the cereal in China . I can't afford their prices . I'll buy the Chinese cereal .

[@queenlip6152]

Exactly! MAGA shouldn't be about China. Sanction the local companies! Forbid share buy backs. Senior executives getting pay raises and bonus when companies lose $ is unconscionable. Elon Musk's-type of compensation with huge amounts of stock options should be made illegal.

[@Musicmyvideo]

"Behind every great fortune, there lies a crime" … Honoré de Balzac

[@airmanma]

CEO is not worthy to be paid that kind of money. Absolutely ridiculous.

[@levmoses742]

Gross!! So sorry for the workers. Greed is one of the number one killers of people and family security across the globe.

[@MelVel-do7fv]

I had an uncle that worked there for years in San jose. He said that they were horrible and that they worked their workers to the bone. There was also a high suicide rate if you worked at kellogg's.

[@Gen_XGal]

Hence why I don’t buy Kellogg products

[@jeffcramer2463]

Why would anyone eat Kelloggs? Stuff is drenched with pesticides 🤮

[@kennonwilliams7204]

I'm hating looking at his face ...why is the federal government letting they citizens get done Like this ..

[@nikkisixx6042]

Dam people really love Kelloggs cereal that much lol

[@jamesbaker223]

This will never end as long as a business is allowed to incorporate and become a legal entity. It is in essence a fall guy and wall between the consumer and the people that make the decisions. When the corporation is sued, prices on its product increase to mitigate any loss to investors.

[@DougGrinbergs]

Call out the rest of the c-suite and the board of directors! Share buybacks a scam.

[@michaellange6598]

Worked 7-12s or more in 8 mo for Nucor ironworker

[@williamlouis5011]

If the company is so profitable and not sharing any of it with the employees, then why is the cost of the cereal still more than double what it was before pandemic???

[@tocool765]

Corporate greed United States and the government lets them get away with it what a joke😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@prickly-x7o]

I like how that ceo says we all the time like he actually does something.

[@skeleguns10oooooo10]

The fact that this company sponsored Hendrick Motorsports #5 Chevrolet in the 1990s and 2000s is ruined memories.

[@gilbertbironi7571]

Keep up the good fight united you bargain divided you beg fight for your seat at the table 5 for the improvements for the next generation thank you

[@RoyFJ65]

This is what everything is wrong about the US of A.

[@ronnie8252]

Totally agree with you.

[@RonaldPBarrett]

The working practices of Kellogg Company needs a congressional investigation. Look at the workers wages-vs-the executives'

[@saxonstu6803]

It’s the workers fault for not standing up and saying no to the corporate greed, plain and simple

[@johnbockelie3899]

" Kello double good, kellogg's best to you". Damn things been in my head for years.

[@larry3064]

I have a friend that started at Kelloggs in the seventies and retired in 2005.She said if she never stepped foot in that place again, it would suit her just fine.

[@WISHBONEL7]

She grossed a lot of money , how is she currently setting financially ?..

[@larry3064]

@@WISHBONEL7 Passed away in 2011

[@Lostinthesauce0]

What a disgusting human being and greedy corporation.