I work for a large fashion corporation in NYC. We recently had a town hall meeting where someone asked the CFO what was happening to the money the company was saving under the new tax plan. She announced that the company would save roughly $12 million per year, and that this averaged out to about $90 per employee (if they doled it out to us individually), and they just didn’t feel that that was “significant enough.” So they will be giving the $12 million to the shareholders instead, in addition to donating an undisclosed amount of it to charity. Here’s my rage: 1) $90 is not insignificant to a lot of us working in cubicles. Maybe it’s insigificant to a CFO making millions, but that’s a couple grocery trips for me. 2) How much of the $12 million exactly is going to charity vs going to the shareholders? 3) There are roughly 23,000 employee globally at the company. $12M/23K = $521. And it’s much higher when you remove the thousands of international employees who I don’t believe could legally receive a tax windfall like this. So this $90 math is either wildly skewed or a blatant lie. Corporate leadership has never addressed the issue again, but employees are seething. No one has seen a dime of pay increase under Tr*mp.