I believe I heard that the extra $300 benefit ends on Labor Day.
This was an issue before the pandemic. If you can't find workers you either hire illegals or pay more. The joys of supply/demand and the free market. One of my friends owns a number of fast food joints. Heck, when your manager has to be on food stamps... you are already depending on the govt/people to subsidize your crew.
I personally would just love the govt fixing my health insurance and retirement being tied to my employer. I've always found that to be stupid at best. You can get health insurance without being in a group, the premiums and coverage will give you a heart attack though.
Yep, I was out last weekend at a restaurant and someone at the table next to us was saying how they were let go in February and aren't going to start looking until next year when their unemployment runs out because they make more doing nothing than before. I would rather work for my money, but it's irritating to see my tax dollars going to waste
And Democrats love that. More people that are dependent on them
Since the "dempanic," I've noted that a number of fast food places are NOT opening their dining rooms. In the last year, we've found Burger King, Braum's, Taco Bueno (at least some), and maybe Long John Silvers to be about the only ones with open dining rooms, in spite of the fact that regular restaurants opened up quite some time ago.
I'm guessing that the companies not opening are doing so because they are saving money on the number of employees they need, since none are really needed to "maintain" the dining room.
Yep, will be interesting to see if they ever come back.
That's the big trend in the youth job market from petty functionaries jobs up to corporate level positions. People are loyal to the dollar, and they'll hop up and leave when someone offers them more. Can't blame em, a replacement will be hired and trained before your obit will hit the paper.
to be quite honest, as a 90's kid who was born in web revolution, the idea of *working less and/or from home* was the friggin' ideal.
i'm not sure who is upset they can't make people pay $9 for a $2.50 burger, (plus tip!), but i really don't care. wages have been stagnant for my entire life, people don't have multiple years of experience at one company because the only way to get raises in the current job market is to job shop. everyone knows this.
i don't know. i just think people are out of touch with reality. you think major corps are going to bother with office space? surely leasing ANY property will be seen as a bottom line deduction.
oh, and one more thing: if i'm owning a line of 6 axis, programmable robotic arms, i'm not going to make them perform low profit actions like "flip patty" or "shake salt". they will be performing medical subroutines, dangerous and/or high skilled labor. the idea that low wage jobs will be the first to see replacement through automation is a fantasy.
corporations turned their back on america. now america is turning their back on them. and if it leads to more accelerated collapse when the gibs dry up (which they won't, money printer must run or you would lose everything you own), even better.
i'm not sure who is upset they can't make people pay $9 for a $2.50 burger, (plus tip!), but i really don't care. wages have been stagnant for my entire life, people don't have multiple years of experience at one company because the only way to get raises in the current job market is to job shop. everyone knows this.
i don't know. i just think people are out of touch with reality. you think major corps are going to bother with office space? surely leasing ANY property will be seen as a bottom line deduction.
oh, and one more thing: if i'm owning a line of 6 axis, programmable robotic arms, i'm not going to make them perform low profit actions like "flip patty" or "shake salt". they will be performing medical subroutines, dangerous and/or high skilled labor. the idea that low wage jobs will be the first to see replacement through automation is a fantasy.
corporations turned their back on america. now america is turning their back on them. and if it leads to more accelerated collapse when the gibs dry up (which they won't, money printer must run or you would lose everything you own), even better.
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