Fiat Chrysler top executives will temporarily cut their salaries to preserve the automaker's financial soundness during the coronavirus ...
MILAN: Fiat Chrysler top executives will temporarily cut their salaries to preserve the automaker's financial soundness during the coronavirus emergency, Chief Executive Mike Manley told employees on Monday.
Manley said he would halve his salary for the next three months to avoid job cuts in the second quarter, according to a letter seen by Reuters, that he sent to employees.Chairman John Elkann and the other members of the board will give up their entire salaries until year end, Manley added in the letter.
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