A week ago, on May 9, we cast our votes to decide on the future of our nation. Election Day occurred also a week after we honored the sacrifices and contributions of the working class to the growth of our economy. With a huge chunk of the voting population belonging to the working class, it is not surprising that all the presidential candidates wooed the labor sector with proposals aimed at increasing their disposable income.
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