Shoe company Caleres missed its profit targets last year, so Chief Executive Diane Sullivan got no annual bonus.
Her target bonus would have been $1.8 million, Caleres reports in a filed this week. Sullivan's total compensation fell 18% last year to $6.8 million.
Separately, Caleres said in an that its senior executives, along with other workers, would take a "meaningful salary reduction" this year. Caleres has had to close its retail stores during the coronavirus pandemic, and in late March it laid off 368 employees at its Clayton headquarters.
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Sullivan's salary last year was $1.2 million. She also got $4.2 million worth of stock, half of which is tied to Caleres' performance between 2019 and 2021, and benefited from a $1.36 million increase in pension value.
The stock may end up being worth far less than estimated. Caleres' share price has plunged 77% since it was granted in March 2019, and the missed earnings target in 2019 will hurt the performance portion. For the 2017-2019 period, executives got just 27% of their target amount of stock.
Sullivan's perquisites last year included $25,000 for financial and tax planning services and $40,880 for other items, including free products, matching charitable contributions and personal use of the company plane.
The median Caleres employee earned $23,767 last year, so Sullivan made 288 times as much as the typical worker. Caleres noted that a large number of its 11,379 employees are part-time, temporary or seasonal.
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