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n2doc

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5. Makes sense

Reply to wyldwolf (Original post)

Fri Apr 13, 2012, 08:18 AM

Apr 2012

A soon as the economy improves and people can get a new job, they leave those crappy jobs with unbearable working conditions (bad bosses, illegal overtime, etc.). I'm thinking specifically of those jobs at the online retailer's warehouses that sound like working in hell. Prepare to hear a lot of "we can't find people to do those jobs" crap soon. And I'll bet working conditions 'surprisingly' get better that those businesses...

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‘Shove It’ Indicator: More People Now Quit Than Get Fired [View all] wyldwolf Apr 2012 OP

I heard about the "quit" indicator as more important than UE rate and it seems logical to uponit7771 Apr 2012 #1

Maybe. There are so many jobs these days with crappy pay and no bennies gkhouston Apr 2012 #2

"Cool. People are following me on Quitter," - Sarah Palin (R - Quitter Queen) Gibby Apr 2012 #3

quite interesting rurallib Apr 2012 #4

Makes sense n2doc Apr 2012 #5

Count me. safeinOhio Apr 2012 #6

Good luck! BlueIris Apr 2012 #8

Thanks. safeinOhio Apr 2012 #9

That is a good sign. backscatter712 Apr 2012 #7

Employers have been abusing us since 2009 taught_me_patience Apr 2012 #10