Workers Who Fear Their Jobs Are Disappearing Start Behaving Badly, a New Study Finds
New research shows that employees who fear their occupations are disappearing may rationalize misconduct, from slacking off to stealing a co-worker’s lunch.
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Wilbur Ross says New York’s pied-à-terre tax targets people who ‘can’t retaliate at the ballot box’
This week’s been rough for proponents of New York City’s pied-à-terre tax. On Monday, former Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross filed a lawsuit against the state, calling the tax unconstitutional. On Tuesday, a judge ruled the city had to rollback the notices it sent out to property owners and all but basically start over. It follows…
