Re:Labor shortage or terrible jobs?
by pyuser583 on Saturday May 01, 2021 @02:57AM
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Yes, but why do you think the government is supporting them and why do you think they’re failing?
My own experience is that failing firms pay more. They can’t offer security, and tend to lay off as many people as possible. The layoffs leave the firm top-heavy. In order to recruit new staff they have to pay more. Who wants to be VP of a failing company?
Regarding propping them up, I don’t see how making up the difference between a given wage and the amount necessary to live a decent life is propping up the company.
I’m very much in favor of minimum wage laws. But I don’t see them as government propping up failing companies.
My own experience is that failing firms pay more. They can’t offer security, and tend to lay off as many people as possible. The layoffs leave the firm top-heavy. In order to recruit new staff they have to pay more. Who wants to be VP of a failing company?
Regarding propping them up, I don’t see how making up the difference between a given wage and the amount necessary to live a decent life is propping up the company.
I’m very much in favor of minimum wage laws. But I don’t see them as government propping up failing companies.