Chicago’s head tax was long called a job killer, but is there evidence to back that up? – WBEZ (Chicago)

This analysis suggests who would potentially be affected by Mayor Brandon Johnson’s proposal: less than 1 percent of all licensed businesses in Chicago; roughly 20 percent of jobs at companies across the city; and companies where an average salary is estimated to be roughly $111,000.
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Wally
5 months ago

Big difference between $4/month per employee and $33/month per employee. Common sense says a lot of businesses will not look favorably on a $29 difference. Not a good analysis when they say $4 wasn’t so bad, so $33 shouldn’t be either.

Call my shrink
5 months ago

If there was any way to tax the CPS/CTU a 33 buck head tax on teachers this would be over and done with.

Admin
5 months ago

“A WBEZ analysis….” Two of their four “experts” being far left Bruno and Martire. As we say here, the jokes write themselves.

Bill also
5 months ago

How about the city cut 33 dollars a month from each city employee. If that doesn’t help start cutting programs and employees.

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