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Re:Say Hello to Full Employment by TheLoneAdmin on Friday July 06, 2018 @02:14PM (#17473784)
The article says the exact opposite.

"employers bidding more to attract new workers and offering raises to retain their existing staff." "The rate of wage growth has doubled of late"

Re:Say Hello to Full Employment by Kerrick on Friday July 06, 2018 @02:24PM (#17473893)
It also says:

> Yet the experience of towns like Ames and Des Moines show that such “labor shortages” might be due to insufficient wages and crummy working conditions

> Indeed, across the economy, companies have shown a remarkable unwillingness to boost wages

> Low wages continue to be an extraordinary problem preventing workers from connecting with a good job and keeping potential employees on the sidelines — in Iowa and across the country.

> “But there’s still this cliff, around $13 or $15. If you are making less than that, you can’t take a job. And we are not seeing too many companies go over it.”

Re:Say Hello to Full Employment by s73v3r_ on Friday July 06, 2018 @02:58PM (#17474189)
The rate of wage growth may have doubled, but if you double next to nothing, you're still next to nothing.