ATT&T gives $1,000 to 200,000 employees as bonus thx to TRUMP
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What other companies are following suit (assuming they don't go the Trump route and declare they are doing something they don't actually do)? Are they companies that are trying to get administration backing for problematic merger plans like AT&T has?
You are easily led around by the nose by these folks, aren't you?
hey NIGGER, still more companies
Tax Reform Catastrophe:
Major Restaurant Company Announces $20 Million Investment in Workforce, Visa to Boost BenefitsMore Utilities Cutting Rates, Cite Benefits Of Trump Tax Reform
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/u...-benefits-of-trump-tax-reform/article/2645375
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/u...-benefits-of-trump-tax-reform/article/2645375
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All republicants voted for a child molester. Dems win.
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Trump's tax plan is the death knell for Democrat hopes to take back the House and Senate this fall. A mountain of lies and distortions will be perpetrated by the Democrats and their mainstream media propaganda arms, but they will have little effect on reality and street level economic benefit felt by the average American.
JUST IN: Waste Management says it will distribute a $2,000 bonus to every North American employee not on a bonus or sales incentive plan, including hourly and other employees, due to tax reform. http://cnbc.com
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Hey, dipshit! Read this!
Corporate America Celebrated Tax Cuts by Laying Off Workers
Don't let a twisted and dishonest PR scheme by massive companies grateful for Trump's huge Christmas present distort the truth.
But Comcast and AT&T in particular serve as the poster children for dishonesty in this matter. Because around the same time that they made a big show of rewarding employees with bonuses, both companies quietly engaged in layoffs. Comcast fired 500 members of its sales department before Christmas, and AT&T is eliminating “thousands” of jobs, according to its union, the Communications Workers of America. “We believe there's more than 4,000 people AT&T has (notified of layoffs) across the country,” Larry Robbins, vice president of CWA Local 4900, told the Indianapolis Daily Star.
Corporate America Celebrated Tax Cuts by Laying Off Workers
Don't let a twisted and dishonest PR scheme by massive companies grateful for Trump's huge Christmas present distort the truth.
Last week, Donald Trump appeared remotely on two giant monitors before the White House press corps to personally thank corporate America. “The historic tax cut I signed into law… is already delivering major economic gains,” the president boasted, ticking off a series of announcements from big business about one-time bonuses, 401(k) contributions, workforce and infrastructure investments, and even higher wages. “I want to thank all of the companies that worked so hard to do it.”
Could it be that all the naysayers, the economists and advocates and experts who expected Trump’s massive corporate tax cut to quickly get funneled into the pockets of the rich, were wrong? Will the tax cut really spur the kind of economic activity that will boost jobs and wages and lift up the ordinary worker?
No. But this may end up being the most aggressive corporate public relations scheme we’ve seen in America since a bunch of movie studios got together during the Great Depression to run attack ads smearing Upton Sinclair’s progressive campaign for governor of California. The money flowing to workers in these announcements are like a nickel in a tin can compared to the bounty rushing into corporate treasuries. In many cases, they seem to have been pre-planned prior to the tax bill, done to reap a tax write-off, or announced to mask layoffs elsewhere in the business.
Could it be that all the naysayers, the economists and advocates and experts who expected Trump’s massive corporate tax cut to quickly get funneled into the pockets of the rich, were wrong? Will the tax cut really spur the kind of economic activity that will boost jobs and wages and lift up the ordinary worker?
No. But this may end up being the most aggressive corporate public relations scheme we’ve seen in America since a bunch of movie studios got together during the Great Depression to run attack ads smearing Upton Sinclair’s progressive campaign for governor of California. The money flowing to workers in these announcements are like a nickel in a tin can compared to the bounty rushing into corporate treasuries. In many cases, they seem to have been pre-planned prior to the tax bill, done to reap a tax write-off, or announced to mask layoffs elsewhere in the business.
But Comcast and AT&T in particular serve as the poster children for dishonesty in this matter. Because around the same time that they made a big show of rewarding employees with bonuses, both companies quietly engaged in layoffs. Comcast fired 500 members of its sales department before Christmas, and AT&T is eliminating “thousands” of jobs, according to its union, the Communications Workers of America. “We believe there's more than 4,000 people AT&T has (notified of layoffs) across the country,” Larry Robbins, vice president of CWA Local 4900, told the Indianapolis Daily Star.
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Pfizer is expected to be among the prime beneficiaries of the corporate tax cut. The measure allows companies to pay a tax rate as low as 8% on foreign earnings they bring home, a big discount from the 21% top rate the law assesses on domestic earnings, itself a big cut from the previous rate of 35%. By some estimates, that could be worth more than $5 billion to Pfizer alone, not counting any gains from the lower tax rate.
As it happens, Pfizer signaled how it would apply the tax savings even before the final passage of the tax bill: The company announced a $10-billion share buyback on Dec. 18, four days before President Trump signed the tax cut into law. That buyback was on top of $6.4 billion left to be spent from a previous buyback plan, and was accompanied by a 6% increase in the company’s stock dividend, which will be worth roughly another half-billion dollars a year.
As it happens, Pfizer signaled how it would apply the tax savings even before the final passage of the tax bill: The company announced a $10-billion share buyback on Dec. 18, four days before President Trump signed the tax cut into law. That buyback was on top of $6.4 billion left to be spent from a previous buyback plan, and was accompanied by a 6% increase in the company’s stock dividend, which will be worth roughly another half-billion dollars a year.
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Nonresponsive to teh ohpee!
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You are now the thread bitch, bitch.
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I gave more than $1,000 to the beer tenders at the legion for Christmas. And I don't even employ them.
O0oOooo000 a thouuuuuusand dolla!!!!!!!!
O0oOooo000 a thouuuuuusand dolla!!!!!!!!
spoken like a tru elitistI gave more than $1,000 to the beer tenders at the legion for Christmas. And I don't even employ them.
O0oOooo000 a thouuuuuusand dolla!!!!!!!!
fuk of NIGGER BOI
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What you do in your own time is none of our business, ya little racist dipshit.
I gave more than $1,000 to the beer tenders at the legion for Christmas. And I don't even employ them.
O0oOooo000 a thouuuuuusand dolla!!!!!!!!
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White people make up 87% of Wal-Mart's workforce. Are they entitled to that raise or just the brown people
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Maybe that will push the workers income high enough that the tax payers won't have to subsidize WalMart's labor costs with food stamps.
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Dumbfuck KKKeebler Elf
12, you say?
http://www.businessinsider.com/walmart-suddenly-closes-sams-club-stores-2018-1
All this AFTER those big corporate tax breaks.
What, the white trash boy has nothing to say?
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