Toys R Us Worker: Wall Street Billionaires Should Not Be Making Money By Putting People Out of Work
As the bankrupt toy chain attempts a comeback, retail workers who lost their jobs after private equity takeovers are fighting for accountability.
Remember when CEOs were swearing up and down they’d create thousands of jobs if Congress passed the Republican tax plan?
The ink was not even dry on the new tax law before some of these same CEOs started announcing they’d be cutting jobs — not creating them.
In this video, I talk about how corporate executives are using the proceeds from the new tax law to enrich themselves and their wealthy shareholders.
The GOP’s tax giveaways to big corporations — unless we repeal them — will be the party for the 1% that never ends.
by Sarah Anderson
As the bankrupt toy chain attempts a comeback, retail workers who lost their jobs after private equity takeovers are fighting for accountability.
by Sarah Anderson
Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and other congressional progressives want to tax companies that overpay their CEOs. Most Republicans would go even further.
by Sarah Anderson
The House-Senate companion bill addresses corporate America’s extreme disparities, giving firms an incentive to lift up the bottom and bring down the top of their pay scales.