Wage concessions unlikely to alter broader wage setting
An independent Brookings Institution study argues that publicized wage concessions in auto, trucking and other industries will have limited spillover effects on overall wage trends. Daniel J. Mitchell of UCLA says current concessions mainly reflect poor conditions in those sectors and are unlikely to trigger lasting changes in wage determination across the economy.
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Draft plan draws fire over IRS draft data use
Rep. Peter Peyser warned that IRS help to enforce draft registration could erode trust in tax return confidentiality. IRS Commissioner Egger and Selective Service Director Turnage defended the plan as necessary to enforce the law and speed mobilization in emergencies. The dispute centers on using IRS data for non tax purposes and potential privacy implications.
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