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HOUSTON, Jan. 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Oasis Petroleum Inc. (Nasdaq: OAS) ( Oasis or the Company ) announced today that its Board of Directors has approved and implemented a peer-leading compensation program specifically designed to better align management compensation with value creation, shareholder interests and the Company s new strategic objectives. Oasis has updated its investor presentation on its website www.oasispetroleum.com to include a summary of the new plan.
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Leaked transcript raises concerns of payouts for clergy sex abuse victims
âThey never wanted the child victims act
Leaked transcript raises concerns of payouts for clergy sex abuse victims
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BUFFLAO, NY (WKBW) â One day before a new bishop will be installed as the leader of the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo, a leaked transcript reveals the diocese may have been trying to bypass the Child Victims Act.
Some are now accusing the church of putting money before victims.
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Kevin Koscielniak, survivor, founder Buffalo Survivors Group, in a Zoom interview.
âJust another way for the church to keep things silent,â declared Kevin Koscielniak, survivor, founder Buffalo Survivors Group.
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In a 2017 meeting, church leaders discussed the politics of reconciliation.
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When Cardinal Timothy Dolan, the longtime leader of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York, introduced the Independent Reconciliation and Compensation Program to the public in Oct. 2016, he expressed his hope that offering financial settlements to the victims of sexual abuse by clergy would both âpromote healingâ and âbring closureâ after more than a decade of constant scandal.
âIt is only appropriate that we take this opportunity to follow Pope Francis and once again ask forgiveness for whatever mistakes may have been made in the past by those representing the Church, even by us bishops,â Dolan said, âand continue to seek reconciliation with those who have been harmed and feel al