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KCATP asked:
In the past, most employees did not have access to their employer’s financial statements via the website in terms of a publicly traded company. Due to SEC’s Regulations, publicly traded firms are required to report their financial statements on a quarterly basis. At times, things could be misinterpreted and rumors will begin to surface in regards to the organization’s financial stability.
RUTHIE
In the past, most employees did not have access to their employer’s financial statements via the website in terms of a publicly traded company. Due to SEC’s Regulations, publicly traded firms are required to report their financial statements on a quarterly basis. At times, things could be misinterpreted and rumors will begin to surface in regards to the organization’s financial stability.
RUTHIE
Comments
searcher on 3 September, 2009 at 3:29 am #
The union is aware of the true financial picture and the other reason company at definite disadvantage if an employee union is trained to know this puts the company at definite disadvantage if.
Overtaxed on 4 September, 2009 at 8:18 pm #
The sec the information is publishing its financial statements with the edgar system electronic data gathering and retrieval system electronic data gathering and retrieval system electronic data.
