Corporations do not create jobs because they get a tax break.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

9. Exactly.

If I own a company that makes widgets, I will employ as many people as I need to make as many widgets as I can sell. If the demand for widgets increases I can raise the price, which will bring in the money I need to hire more workers to make more widgets to satisfy the demand. If the government decides to give me a tax break, I won't use that extra money to hire more people unless there is enough demand for my widgets to justify increasing my work force. Otherwise I'm paying people to make more widgets than I can sell, or else I'm paying people to sit around and not make widgets because I can't sell them. I could also use the extra money to buy equipment or expand my plant, which would also create a few jobs, but that still wouldn't make sense if there isn't enough demand for widgets. So I just keep the money for myself.

Econ 101, folks. Tax breaks for corporations don't create jobs.