Mayor Johnson faces pushback from Chicago business leaders over proposed corporate head tax – ABC7 (Chicago)

A new report by the Federal Reserve paints a bleak hiring outlook for Chicago over the next 12 months. The Fed is projecting hiring to be down 39.75 percent. That the lowest it's been since March of 2020 during the pandemic, when it was down 47.8 percent.
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mqyl
1 year ago

In the private sector, if you owned a major corporation and put people in charge who had little background or skills related to their jobs, your revenues and profits would go south quickly. Eventually, your corporation would cease to exist.

In the public sector, you have the advantage of mismanaging huge amounts of taxpayer funds. That way, it takes longer for your demise, since you can almost always get more taxpayer money to minimize or at least seem to minimize your mistakes.

Call my shrink
1 year ago

Where are the Alderman telling him he’s killing this city. Hell they’re as bad as him

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