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Here's how workers would spend the corporate tax cut – if they had a voice

  • Written by Thomas Kochan, Professor of Management, MIT Sloan School of Management
Having a bullhorn is nice, but workers need more to elevate their voices.AP Photo/David Goldman)

Over 200 CEOs have said they will raise wages or give bonuses as a result of the large corporate income tax cut passed late last year by Congress.

Some view their plans as simply a public relations move, others as a response to tighter labor markets or...

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