and a pandemic-related shift in perceptions about what work is worthwhile. They all come down to incentives against working. The way for employers to overcome them is to raise the incentives for working, most obviously through wages.
There is some evidence that is beginning to happen. The employment report showed that average hourly earnings rose 0.5% from a month earlier, topping the 0.2% gain economists expected. That is particularly impressive since the biggest job gains were in the leisure and hospitality sector—lower-paying jobs that tend to put downward pressure on the average wage figure.
a $500 bonus with taxes taken out? wow, that will entice people to come back to $9 per hour jobs!!! oh, yes....your support of the top tier's greed is simply stunning, , but hey, you guys are 'Christians', aren't ya?
$500 Sign On Bonus at McDonalds!!? How Many Staff Members Has the WSJ Lost Already Because Of This Publication!!?😉😁 Jokes
with 40% of the peasantry making the same crappy wages as in the past, demand will decline as benefits are cut....but no worries, , Republicans will starve the peasants into returning to subsistence jobs, right?
Those corporations have plenty of shareholders making money that they can use to fill those positions.
nice
Because that's the basis of Powell? 😃
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