Starbucks May Cut 401(k) Match

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Starbucks Abandons its Founding Principles

Starbucks is now a dysfunctional organization that has totally lost its way. I worked in its corporate officies until very recently. If I was still a stockholder, I would be horrified. It's very sad to see how quickly this business, that was once a model corporate citizen, could totally abandon the high standards that it was founded on. I guess the true charaacter of an organization doesn't truly emerge until it is tested by hard times.

Starbucks Alum Bill of WA @ Jan 03, 2009 20:09:23 PM

401 K LOAN

HOW CAN I TAKE THE LOAN FROM 402 K LOAN?

WHAT PERCENT RATE THAT I HAVE TO PAY FOR?

CAN YOU GIVE ME INFORMATION FOR THAT PLEASE?

THANK YOU

MARRY of WI @ Dec 31, 2008 12:32:38 PM

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