Only When Morgan Stanley Employees Prove They Can Be Trusted With Internal Information Such As 'We're In The Toilet' Will Morgan Stanley Employees Be Privy To Such Information

Author:: Bess Levin
Publish date:: Nov 13, 2008

Take it away, Jess Greenberg.

For the last year or so, Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman has sent a simple message to employees grumbling about compensation: STFU or GTFO. Now, according to Charles Gasparino, the bank may be telling a few employees to GTFO regardless of whether or not they've been bitching about pay.

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