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Berkshire shareholders reject report on workforce oversight, approve say-on-pay

The conglomerate said its decentralized structure makes a central workforce report unnecessary as shareholders also approved executive pay votes and reelected 13 directors.

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Berkshire Hathaway shareholders on Saturday overwhelmingly rejected a proposal ​to publish a report discussing how the ‌conglomerate oversees its more than 387,000 employees at nearly 200 businesses.

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Berkshire shareholders reject report on workforce oversight, approve say-on-pay

The oversight proposal said Berkshire's decentralized structure led to "inconsistent approaches ‌to ⁠human capital management."

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Market Screener broke the news in Annecy, France on Saturday, May 2, 2026.
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