Received a couple of emails about the cancellation today. For anyone who purchased tickets to an event, refunds will be issued, but if you purchased through Etix, you may need to send them an email through the link on the NRA Annual Meeting website.
Received a couple of emails about the cancellation today. For anyone who purchased tickets to an event, refunds will be issued, but if you purchased through Etix, you may need to send them an email through the link on the NRA Annual Meeting website.
Saw this on a feed:
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/nra-l...b64ef9d36ec79b
The Washington Post story is behind a pay wall.
The National Rifle Association will cut salaries, lay off employees and cancel planned events due to the group’s floundering financial situation, which has been exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic.
Chief Executive Wayne LaPierre told board members on Monday that the “elimination of certain positions” is in response to the outbreak of COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, which has killed thousands and continues to spread across the U.S.
Along with the layoffs, hourly employees will work just four days a week, and staffers’ salaries will be cut by 20%, NPR reported.
“In addition, some senior staff members are voluntarily taking deeper cuts,” an NRA spokesperson told NPR in an emailed statement. It’s not clear how much LaPierre will stand to lose, but the Washington Post reports he will also take a 20% pay cut. (LaPierre was paid $2.1 million in 2018, according to the nonprofit’s most recent public tax filing.)
The CEO of Dicks is taking zero salary while coronavirus is shutting stores. Is it too much to ask WLP to dial back to $1.2 million while his nonprofit is in crisis?
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I just got this sleezy spam marketing email... This crap is why I wouldn't be an NRA member if we weren't up against Bloomberg's anti gun juggernaut.
NRA Member: XXX
Member #: 000XXX
Current Coverage:
NRA Approved Service Plan
Overpayment Verification Code: NRAXXXX
NRA Approved Service
NRA BENEFIT ADVISORY: POTENTIAL OVERPAYMENT
SEE HOW TO AVOID PAYING TOO MUCH
Keep reading to see how this impacts you
Dear XXX,
You made a smart money decision to protect your family and your finances when you enrolled in the NRA Approved Service Plan in 2019. That important coverage remains fully in force.
But now your NRA membership can help you do even more with your money — by avoiding overpayments on your life insurance coverage. (This can mean an extra $100.00 … $200.00 … or even more that stays right in your wallet where it belongs.)
SEE HOW BIG YOUR OVERPAYMENT MAY BE
Why Pay More Than You Need To? For Coverage That’s Usually Not Enough
Most people have life insurance through work. But it’s usually only 1 or 2 times your salary. So while that’s nice … it’s really only a start. Because 1 or 2 times your salary generally isn’t enough to take care of the bills for your family if something happened to you.
But one of the biggest issues is cost.
What if you want to add MORE coverage for your family? The price may be a sucker-punch.
After all, you’d think that coverage through your employer would come at a good rate. Too many NRA members have discovered that’s NOT the case … especially after they got an Overpayment Comparison.
USE YOUR OVERPAYMENT VERIFICATION CODE NRAXXX NOW
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I personally know *dozens* of restaurant owners, adjunct professors, medical volunteers, and others working for free right now for the greater good, and giving to the people who rely on them out of their own hides and pockets. Fuck WLP. JMO.
”But in the end all of these ideas just manufacture new criminals when the problem isn't a lack of criminals.” -JRB
https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/nr...contributions/
Not good news, independent of the controversy. I feel for any employee who gets laid off and in financial trouble. No joy in this. Posted just FYI.
Not a dime until he resigns. If he had any class/heart/soul/"ganas"/feck/honor/ etc. at all given all that is going on, he would have stopped taking a salary weeks ago so as to free that money up for the others... oh wait...flawed premise.