Glassdoor regularly rates the performance of company CEOs on the basis of employee feedback.

Recently, 24/7 Wall Street reviewed the data at Glassdoor’s Web site and came up with a list of the worst 9 CEOs. As reported by Douglas A. McIntyre and Vince Calio:

“A good manager understands the contribution of his or her employees. In return, managers often receive the respect of their workers. And indeed, more than two-thirds of American employees approve — even like — their companies’ chief executive officers. Some CEOs, however, are not popular with employees. At nine major companies, 40% or fewer employees gave their CEOs a positive review.”

Here’s the 2014 list of the FIVE retailers with CEOs rated among the worst 9 as determined by 24/7 Wall Street:

1. Sears Holdings (Sears/Kmart) — Edward S. Lampert

2. Dillard’s — Bill Dillard II

3. Forever 21 — Do Won Chang

6. Abercrombie & Fitch — Mike Jeffries

9. GameStop —  J. Paul Raines

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