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While I wouldn't go so far as to think AT&T is well run, laying employees off after tax breaks isn't necessarily indicative of wrongdoing. If there's redundanci
by kaesar14 7y ago
While I wouldn't go so far as to think AT&T is well run, laying employees off after tax breaks isn't necessarily indicative of wrongdoing. If there's redundancies in the company, that's going to eventually be remedied. I want to see a more in-depth study of where the company's extra money is going before coming to a conclusion.
- ghayes 7y agoI guess the article is, in part, refuting the argument that the tax breaks cause hiring and reduce layoffs. In all honestly, they are likely unrelated events-- but it would be in the public interest to know that before deciding tax law changes.