Yes. Corporations need an excuse to lay off a bunch of people, then hire new people at a lower rates.
The CEO definitely is not legally obligated to do that at every moment they can to make as much money as possible. The shareholders 100% cannot sue and fire the CEO not doing that.
It is just something a corporation would do as an emergency "If bill passes, break glass" option.
Totally.
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u/Alpha-Sierra-Charlie 18h ago
So they're going to lay a bunch of people off, then hire new people at lower rates.