Employers Should Get Political, Group Says

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Overview: An organization whose members include the U.S. Chamber Commerce wants employers around the country to take a more active role in political campaigns by letting employees know their preferences. The group is working on the assumption that, in most cases, employers have a high level of credibility with their employees. Read to know more.

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