AFL-CIO today unveiled the 2002 version of its executive PayWatch website, www.paywatch.org, which tracks CEO pay for companies in the S&P Super 1,500 index, including data on 896 companies that have filed proxy statements.
The site singled out AT&T Corp., General Electric Co., Kmart Corp., Coca-Cola Co., Hewlett-Packard Corp., Polaroid Corp. and Enron Corp. for "offering outrageous equity compensation, retirement packages and retention bonuses to CEOs despite weaker company performance, according to a statement.