By Kelly O'Connell Reporter
News 3 On Your Side
For the first time ever, Aflac shareholders will have a say in how much executives get paid.News 3 On Your Side
Investors are invited to vote on how much they think corporate executives should get paid.
This would be the first time shareholders have a say in compensation for a publicly traded US company.
Aflac will announce the results of the vote at the annual shareholder's meeting on May 5.
In a statement Dan Amos, the Chairman and CEO says, "Aflac has always been committed to listening to its shareholders,"
said Daniel P. Amos, Aflac Chairman and CEO. "The upcoming 'say-on-pay'
proposal demonstrates that we care about what our shareholders think, even
on topics as sensitive as compensation."
To look at the proxy shareholders were given, click this link.
You will also be able to see how much executives get paid now.
http://www.aflac.com/us/en/docs/investors/proxyStatement.pdf