Re:Salesforce will lay off 10% of staff as part of restructu...
by rybosworld on Wednesday January 04, 2023 @12:40PM
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> A strong labor market has been effective in rasing the real incomes of the bottom 25% or so over the past few years
Source?
Re:Salesforce will lay off 10% of staff as part of restructu...
by mym1990 on Wednesday January 04, 2023 @12:46PM
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Not really the source and not specific to the bottom 25(but the bottom 50), based on this graph(https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/WFRBLB50107) we can see net worth going up quite dramatically. If you look at pretty much any metric of capital(https://fred.stlouisfed.org/release/tables?rid=453&eid=81366...), it has been rising for the bottom 50. How much of that is attributed to income vs government stimulus is unclear.
Re:Salesforce will lay off 10% of staff as part of restructu...
by bcrosby95 on Wednesday January 04, 2023 @07:08PM
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That chart basically mirrors real estate prices.
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by jfghi on Wednesday January 04, 2023 @01:19PM
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Gaslight handwavy talking point
Re:Salesforce will lay off 10% of staff as part of restructu...
by andrekandre on Wednesday January 04, 2023 @02:31PM
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> A strong labor market has been effective in rasing the real incomes of the bottom 25% or so over the past few years
do you mean the increase in demand/jobs we had after the initial covid lockdowns + wfh?is it possible that strong labor market was due to increased demand from the stimulus checks?
A strong labor market has been effective in rasing the real incomes of the bottom 25% or so over the past few years, it's entirely possible that a weaker labor market with stronger workers protections would've been less effective at doing so leaving the very poor worse off.