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Moostache

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6. Until I see "job creators" passing out from exhaustion at businesses, there is no shortage.

Reply to orleans (Original post)

Wed May 12, 2021, 05:01 PM

May 2021

Let them work and create all that work and sweet sweet profit...when I see the owners collapse at the fry machine or the checkout line, THEN I might say something's up...but in truth, I would need a lot of corroboration.

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"Dear Employers: Stop Acting So Entitled and Raise Your Wages" [View all] orleans May 2021 OP

I wish I could rec this more than once /nt wackadoo wabbit May 2021 #1

Great article! ShazzieB May 2021 #2

HR is part of the problem zipplewrath May 2021 #3

HR is the problem. roamer65 May 2021 #4

Hear, hear! smirkymonkey May 2021 #15

Did they say which nation.... SergeStorms May 2021 #10

employer 's think about their bottom lines - not employee's!! monkeyman1 May 2021 #5

Until I see "job creators" passing out from exhaustion at businesses, there is no shortage. Moostache May 2021 #6

Wasa matter you???? Mustellus May 2021 #7

Pay a living wage. WVreaper May 2021 #8

If an employer can't afford to pay a living wage. Magoo48 May 2021 #14

80% of restaurants food is gross.. mshasta May 2021 #9

Free market. Give them an incentive or shut the hell up. paleotn May 2021 #11

Employers and HRs: You Get What You Pay For. . . DinahMoeHum May 2021 #12

Chipolte figured it out Deminpenn May 2021 #13

The fact that some workers are better off on unemployment should be Blue_true May 2021 #16

The employers being typified here want it both ways. BobTheSubgenius May 2021 #17