DaimlerChrysler German bosses want partial pay taxed in U.S

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The leading German managers of DaimlerChrysler AG are hoping to have a portion of their income taxed in the US. DaimlerChrysler said the reason for this was that tax rates in the US were lower than in Germany. A spokesman for the car maker denied that DaimlerChrysler was following a strategy of "legal tax evasion" in Germany. Tax experts in Germany agreed with the company's claim that the plan was a normal process in which tax liability is split between the two involved countries.

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German managers hoping to have a portion of their income taxed in the US

United States, Management development, Compensation and benefits, Abstract, Daimler AG

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U.K. toolmakers walk off jobs at Ford plant

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Up to 450 toolmakers at Ford Motor Co.'s largest facility in the UK went on strike as part of a ongoing dispute over salaries. The strike occurred at Ford Motor's Dagenham facility.

United Kingdom, Labor force information, Labor relations, Ford Motor Co., F

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