Re:Remote work may have fueled a baby boom among U.S. women
by ethbr0 on Wednesday October 19, 2022 @02:29PM
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I meant less so on the business owner side, although it is a lesser concern there too, and more so on employee side.
Hard to hire experienced employees if no one in your industry (i.e. nail care) can change employers.
And then there's the latest 'you owe the (arbitrary) cost of your training if you leave before X' restrictions.
Also, car buying is the worst. The only working formula I've found is to deal with internet sales, confirm the number, show up, and say you're walking if they add anything but taxes to it.
Hard to hire experienced employees if no one in your industry (i.e. nail care) can change employers.
And then there's the latest 'you owe the (arbitrary) cost of your training if you leave before X' restrictions.
Also, car buying is the worst. The only working formula I've found is to deal with internet sales, confirm the number, show up, and say you're walking if they add anything but taxes to it.