CorbLand
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- Mar 16, 2016
Could be but at the same time, we are seeing businesses raising their wages to get people to come to work for them. I work for the state and we are feeling it here as well. The problem we run into is that we don't have the freedom to raise wages without approval, which you get once a year. We are having to find ways to incentivize people to work for us and it is largely being done through work from home or hybrid work schedules. There are a lot of people that are getting work from home with pay raises. Why wouldnt people hold out for or want that?In my CEOs friends case he said he has street addresses, phone numbers and emails of the majority of people that used to work for them. It’s not like he can’t find them to ask them back, it’s rather they don’t want to nor need to comeback. As was said above, a lot of them are living off a huge profit form a home sale and down sizing, or off other new monies that appeared from investments or inheritances. They all now want remote jobs and to be paid handsomely for it. So……at some point someone has to give, but I would gather in most instances the big corporations will outlast the small nest eggs of the unemployed. Some people simply can’t see their nose in front of their face.
Its a cycle. Sometimes businesses are in charge and sometimes employees. Personally, I believe that you need to take advantage of it when you are in charge and that is what employees are doing. It will shift back but until then, I hope employees take it for all its worth.
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