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samplegirl

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11. I think most restaraunt workers

Reply to Diamond_Dog (Reply #1)

Sat Apr 10, 2021, 09:27 PM

Apr 2021

have had a year of utter stress and panic over their jobs and have most likely had a wake up call to how little security they really have.
Most likely looking for a job change.

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Unions built the middle class and employers built the slums. [View all] JohnnyRingo Apr 2021 OP

I saw that on the local news last night too, Johnny Diamond_Dog Apr 2021 #1

I think most restaraunt workers samplegirl Apr 2021 #11

The invisible hand of the free-market includes the KPN Apr 2021 #2

The one-per-centers have always had their thumb on the scale FakeNoose Apr 2021 #4

But with employers finding it difficult to find workers... JohnnyRingo Apr 2021 #6

To your point about "putting the squeeze on the poor" PETRUS Apr 2021 #7

Days a lot for logic of the market. KPN Apr 2021 #8

"People are getting lazy. They got their stimulus checks and unemployment..." Diamond_Dog Apr 2021 #3

It may already be working JohnnyRingo Apr 2021 #5

That's is a wonderful thing for Chipotle's workers Diamond_Dog Apr 2021 #9

It won't be long before Chipolte's workforce is all over 45 years old; you see, Backseat Driver Apr 2021 #10