https://www.businessinsider.com/labor-shortage-georgia-solar-panel-company-not-showing-up-interviews-2021-11
I wonder why we don't get articles about all the times I've shown up to an interview only for the boss not to show
notably any guy who would call himself a CEO isn't even a dude. He doesn't even rock!
"Some guy started a solar company to cash in on government contracts and is hurriedly hiring cheap electricians so he can start churning out shitty lowest-bidder work. The interviewees realized this and decided to not waste their time and sully their professional reputation while 2 had no other choice but to get involved in this scam."
Then two people is plenty. Where's the labor shortage?
"there isn't a labor surplus and they aren't begging me for a job! Whatever will I do?!"
A capital strike disguised as a labour shortage.
Thinking the same thing. I find it suspicious that /antiwork rocketed to the top of reddit and became the spokes-darling of the masses.
The only people I hear taking about how there’s so many jobs are the labor aristocrats who already had high-paying jobs.
Montana Busch is the name of Duncan Idaho's archenemy from Dune fanfiction. I can't believe some of the names Americans give their kids.
